#126 Andy Prince: From Stages to Skiffs
About this episode
Andy Prince discusses the lessons learned from being a professional musician and the parallels with learning new skills as an adult.
Andy Prince has spent years touring the world as a professional musician, but some of his most meaningful lessons have come far from the stage. In this conversation, Andy and I talk about what it means to be new at something as an adult—about ego, imposter syndrome, mentorship, jealousy, and the courage it takes to learn in public. We explore the overlap between music, fly fishing, skating, and craft—and why none of them reward bravado for very long. This episode isn’t about becoming the best.It’s about becoming honest—and learning to love the process along the way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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