Hey Adam.

What's up?

How you feeling, man?

I'm hot.

Why?

Because it's hot in here.

I'm Adam Manus. And you're listening to the you'll hear it podcast. As well as the supple sounds of St. Louis's own. Nelly. Jazz coming at you. I don't even know what's coming at him. It's so hot in her. Our air conditioning is broken here in the podcast. This is such a cozy place in the winter. Man, it's cozy right now. It's just, look at that. 90 degrees inside. I just took this of the... And it's... For those of you who are, like, from the southwest of the United States or maybe somewhere where you've got a nice dry climate... No. 90 in St. Louis is not 90 in Phoenix. And that, this was, that temperature was out there. Sorry, I'm chewing and eating. I'm just letting it all hang out today. Go for it. In the pod cave, we've got to be a good five to seven degrees warmer, right? Yeah, this is soundproof and yet unbearable. Right. I mean, literally the air is not moving here.

It's just like,

it's like a Louisiana summer

under the moss tree just sitting here. Look at your pits, oh man, sorry about the, yeah, all right, let's keep it going. Let's go. Just keep moving. Just keep. All right, so today, what are we talking about? We're talking about seven keys to a growth mindset.

Now, this sounds like you were doing some CEO research or something,

and you had this idea. But I think this is cool. We can approach maybe some things we've kind of talked about. Yeah. Subtle. Yeah. That's one bubbly. We're still going for a bubbly sponsorship here. Bubly. We can get it. some things that maybe we've talked about in different contexts,

but we're going to kind of do it for those of you who might be in business. Business. Maybe some business speak. Maybe try to think about it in a different way. Think about it as like you would, a business or a development plan. Right. But we're going to apply it to your development of being a better jazz musician. That's right. So let's get going here. What's number one? First, I just want to say, we're about to get all in people's business. Okay, sorry. I just want to say that. I'm glad you got that. Okay, number one, abundance, not scarcity. Okay, this is so important for a growth mindset and it applies so much to

the world of jazz and creative music jazz is such a creative music that we have to put on this

mindset of there is more always more not that there is less so that means that there's more phrases

there's more ideas yeah and this is why we have to be

generous as jazz musicians we have to share what we know what we learn because what are we doing

right now buddy exactly exactly we are experiencing but this is how you lead to more growth

personal growth it's weird you give to others you but more importantly you give to the music

that's right by playing things or whatever but we're never worried about oh i don't want to give out my chords because there's only a limited number of ones and that these are mine no they're not yours yes there's notes the universes yeah there's only 12 notes in the chromatic scale but there's an infinite way to to put them together so this also i think applies to just in terms of how we practice, like that we want to grow abundantly.

We don't want to like, okay, I want to grow a finite amount and there's only a certain ways that I can grow. For sure. So we don't want to get overwhelmed. And this can, when you put on that abundant mindset, you can definitely can get overwhelmed. But it's going to be coupled with some things that we say later to keep us from that, I think. Yeah. and have patience with your abundance. There is, there is a lot to do, uh,

and just realize you're in this, It's going to be coupled with some things that we say later to keep us from that, I think. Yeah, and have patience with your abundance.

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