TEM1: Ranaan Meyer of Time for Three on advice for young musicians, the importance of a strong support network and founding time for three

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TEM1: Ranaan Meyer of Time for Three on advice for young musicians, the importance of a strong support network and founding time for three

Ranaan Meyer is the bass player for Time For Three, a teacher, and the founder of the Time For Three Foundation.

What You'll Learn:

How Time for Three started almost by accident and how the got (more like created) their big break
The business model Time for Three uses that continues to see them thrive
What's next for the group
The advice Ranaan has for young musicians trying to make a name for themselves in the business today
The importance of having a strong support network (Ranaan leans on his heavily)
The three words that are written in block leaders daily at the top of his To-Do list
How he and his colleague Zach DePue took advantage of a power outage while playing with the Philadelphia Orchestra and proceeded to wow the crowd, amaze the rest of the orchestra and how it helped propel them to stardom
The nonprofit he runs and his other entrepreneurial ventures he runs including two bass camps and his career as a soloist

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