George Ko | Why it Takes 1000 Small Breaks to Get One Big One

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George Ko, known for his dazzling sound and eloquence at the piano, is a pianist and composer who has played on stages around the world. George highlights the importance of dedication, grit and consistency when pursuing a creative path. Here's why being able to get 1000 small breaks instead of one big one will be what defines your ability to hit it big in the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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