Cosmic #22 – Christine J. Lee

Commitment, Cultivating Patience, & Being Emotionally Involved

Do you experience things deeply?

In a world where opportunities for immediate gratification are everywhere, I wanted to share an interview that will help us take a step back and recall what true commitment looks like, and why it’s worth pursuing in both your personal and professional lives.

Christine J. Lee is a very talented cellist who happens to work with social issues and have a very clear idea of the artist’s potential (and responsibility?) to drive impact. We talk about diversity, the power of musical education for valuable life skills, the absolute necessity to be emotionally involved and how harnessing the unspoken world can influence the decisions that shape our society.

Needless to say, this was cosmic 🙂

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts at hello@becosmic.org

Thank you for your continuous support.

Dance, do more, be cosmic.

Camille.

Links related to the discussion:

• Outliers, the book by Malcolm Gladwell about the 10 0000 hour rule to reach excellence.
• Thank you to the Thalie Foundation for hosting us,  Christine is curating a music program there every month.
• Christine’s bio.
• Play on, Philly! provides underserved children in Philadelphia a transformative music education experience that develops and inspires the behaviors and personal skills needed for a successful life (founded by Christine’s friend, mentioned in the interview)

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