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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Apr 2005
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Excellent points Jim, Damien didn't really share where he was at with all this. So it's very hard to give a specific answer especially when we start thinking for him lol as lots of us did. Meaning, covering all the things he might be thinking But what's really helpful about threads like these is all the others who may read it as well. When we cover a lot of ground it answers more & more questions people keep facing time & time again. Jack of all trades master of none, could be written on my tombstone  Only the longer I make it in life the more I can chip away at all trades. If you dedicate time and passion to each you can start to master the art of just being a "Jack" LOL Become pretty potent at a few things to help yourself where and when you can. I always thinks these two things to myself 1- What if I had stuck to just the one thing and one thing only,like say one instrument from when I started.. Where would I be now? 2- What if I had only stuck to just the one thing and one thing only,like say one instrument from when I started.. Where would I be now?  See the difference?
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