On Sunday, October 23, 2011, I took my two young sons to see Marsha Ambrosia in concert at Center Stage in Atlanta. I took them because I wanted them to: (1) see how excited people/fans can get about creative artists (not just ball players); and (2) be inspired in thinking about career choices that involve something other than a nine to five in a cubicle. Despite the fact that my 6 year old fell asleep before Marsha completed her first song, my goal was realized. However, in realizing my goal, I learned a great deal about myself and my law practice.
We went to see Marsha Ambrosia in concert because I love Marsha Ambrosia. I think she is a phenomenal talent. She is creative, sassy and passionate. However, the idea to attend a concert with my children was born the night I saw Anita Baker in concert at Chastain (an open air amphitheater seating more than 5,000) about seven or eight years ago. Anita Baker had a pianist on the stage, along with a horn section and back-up singers, that ripped it up. When I saw the pianist play, I thought I had to bring my children to see this. I went to
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