In the spirit of Dolce, after a kind suggestion from @Rositsa Aleksandrova - I'd like to challenge everyone to channel their inner Dolce this week. Practicing being gentle with: Ourselves Practicing music Each Other Our loved ones If you're up for the challenge, comment below with your goals. Then, at the end of the week, I'll make another post where we can debrief + have an opportunity to share our wins. We can also share daily wins, strategies & encourage each other on this post. Hoping everyone has a very Dolce Week 💖

It’s super simple, but it was so fun to learn! Gratitude for my son being patient with me as I learn it. I’m looking forward to learning more and going through the classroom!

Hi Tribers! Just had a convo w @Brendan Danielson that sparked this post! What movie you can say “oh I don’t know how many times I have watched it” type is for you? For me are 2: The Big Lebowski Trainspotting Share in the comments yours!

Hi Tribers! Consistency Breeds Success is my saying for ages. I live and breathe it - just like music. But today, in our Daily Tribe Gathering, I want to share something that one of my mentors shared earlier and I asked him for a permission to share here with all of you! I think it’s super relevant and valuable. Will share in comments our convo of where I got his permission to share :) Now of to his wisdom: LETS TALK FACTS! I’ve been obsessed with this question: Why are the top 1% so successful? After studying hundreds of entrepreneurs, athletes, and leaders, the patterns are clear... Success isn’t luck, it’s systems. 📌 Research shows: - The wealthiest 1% read 2–3 hours a day (knowledge compounding). - 88% of successful people write down their goals (Harvard study). - 76% exercise consistently (energy = performance). - They build networks intentionally “your network is your net worth” isn’t a cliché, it’s data backed. - And nearly all of them run their life on routines, not motivation. But here’s the kicker → what separates the good from the great isn’t just habits… it’s relentless consistency. They don’t dabble. They don’t “try.” They commit and compound. That’s why you’ll often hear, success is boring. It’s the same daily actions, stacked for years, that create extraordinary outcomes. So the real question isn’t, “Do you know what to do?”It’s, Will you actually do it... over and over.... Until it works? Do what the 99% of people won't! Be CONSISTENT! 👉 RAISE YOUR HAND IN THE POLL IF YOU'RE ALL IN 🖐️, and COMMITTED TO BEING CONSISTENT!

Hi Tribers! Dolce means sweet 🤗 like the sweet taste in my mouth i feel coming in here with all of you beautiful souls 💕 like a watermelon 🍉 Dolce is technically a tempo mark but it’s more of a mood than speed. If you recall (or if you are newer maybe look at some of the past Daily Tribe Gatherings - you might find interesting stuffs that you don’t yet know about music - mainly theory - or might refresh some that you already know 🤷‍♀️) - we spoke about tempo as being both SPEED and MOOD. So back to Dolce - sweet! Whatever that means for you as an artist to interpret it! Dolce is a manner of playing flowing between the following: - sweetly - gently - Softly - tender