Music could save your kids, years and years down the line. Over the years, you’d be amazed at how many people I have spoken with who share a similar story.

They studied music as children and teens. They graduated high school.  After high school instead of pursuing music as a career, they did something else-pursued some other career. But then, after getting into their career, maybe even after college and years of career pursuits, they woke up one day and said, I need to be doing music.

There are so many reasons I think that happens. Part of it is that people that really find joy and are energized by the pursuit of music, it’s infectious to them. They need it. And that’s a good thing. And all those people that I talk to, they find a way back into music. And I’m so glad for them! Of course, if they didn’t study music in the first place, they’d have no place to go back to. Would it be better if they went straight into music right after high school, perhaps, but life is a journey—and we all get that. But don’t discount, dismiss or let your kids or teens miss the opportunity of music now. Are you an adult that is in such a position, maybe you once had music and want to go back? Or maybe you never did but wish you did? It’s waiting for you.