Today we sit down with fellow Denver artist and entrepreneur, Andy Frasco. He brings all his experience and drive right to you, so you can find that drive in yourself and go out and do all the SH$t you want in this one life!

Quote:“People are afraid to give their full potential of who they are as a person on stage” - Frasco

Founded in 2000, Guitars in the Classroom trains public elementary school teachers from coast to coast to sing, play folk instruments, write lyrics for learning, and teach all standard subjects through hands-on music and the power of song. GITC’s efforts focus on serving students during their most formative years. This is when foundational skills in speaking, reading, writing, and thinking, as well as interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence, can grow quickly.

You may know Andy Frasco from his music, his live shows, his podcast, or maybe from his inspirational excitement when he talks about music. He is who he is, and that is something he has worked hard to show the world both on and off the stage. And we love him for it. We have known him a longtime,e and it’s such a pleasure to sit down and hear his story and how he found his place in the music business. This is also a good spot to mention that Andy's personality includes all the swear words in the English language, so for any of our young or sensitive listeners, please be warned that there will be strong language. Let's go!

Action:

1. Write down who you think you are on stage, and then read that to a friend to see if they agree.

As always, Thanks for joining us, and remember, there is already enough for everyone, you just need to know how to get it. Until next time, on behalf of Dave Tamkin and myself, Chris Webb. Stay happy, healthy, and wealthy. Focus on your goals, not fear, doubt, or antagonists, and you will achieve your goals. This is Musicians Tip Jar.