Don’t Need No Education ~ We Need Music

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Think back to your teen-age years. Think of your life when you turned 12, 13, 14. We all had that one song we can remember that was a favorite song.

I can remember when my daughter Jess was a young girl, she loved the song “Black Hole Sun” from Sound Garden. For me, I must say it could have been many different songs; I just had a love for music.

I remember the first time I heard Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2.” I was sitting in the car waiting for my mom and flipping up and down the dial on the radio. I loved it when mom would run into the store and leave the keys.

Right now so many of you are thinking about that song, how the words tell you, “We don’t need no education.” The song is one of those things that fit into the topic I want to focus on this week – about how I learned to change my life.

So many people look and look for some way to make life work. They look for the system that will make life better. In my case, I had to create my own system, something that made my life and business work for me.

This week is going to be dedicated to the five parts that I used to build my system for success. Today would be the music in life. You need to make music as part of your life. Start each day with music, build a list of songs and listen to them to start your day and see how much better your day will be.

Come back tomorrow and see another way to build success in your world.

I’m Tim Gillette, the Rocker Life Coach. It’s time to live your dream and love what you do. Are you ready to do what it takes to become the RockStar in your world?

Tim Gillette

Hi, I’m Tim. I’ve been writing blog posts and sharing ideas online since 2010.

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