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Movie Lessons: Atticus Finch teaches us to make music for others

One of my favorite movies (and books) is To Kill a Mocking Mockingbird. Gregory Peck was masterful as Harper Lee’s Atticus Finch. The story’s title scene below teaches us to make music for others to enjoy.

Think about the music you make.

Everything you do makes a sound. Is it  distracting or destructive noise? Is it selfish like the people that sing to hear their own voice or do you make music to enrich the quality of life in others?

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyYw0k–qNY

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I hope one of your missions in life and business is to make music for others to enjoy.

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