Episode 53: Cheers to Considering Exceptions

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Recorded22 Nov 2021

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As teachers and business-owners, we are faced with requests for exceptions ALL THE TIME. As a general rule, I tend to think exceptions lead to strained relationships. For the good of all parties involved, I like to keep boundaries clear and unwavering. However. Few things in music - or life - are rigid enough to maintain without any flexibility whatsoever. So, today, I’m sharing THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION to ask yourself before agreeing to an exception. Also mentioned, episode number 8: Cheers to Giving Thanks https://anchor.fm/beyondmeasure/episodes/Episode-8-Cheers-to-Giving-Thanks-emq5sa

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