Joshua Bell, the world renowned violinist was commissioned by the Washington Post to play incognito in a downtown Metro station during rush hour. He played one of the most intricate pieces ever written on an instrument valued at 3.5 million dollars. The vast majority on the platform that day didn't notice and he collected approximately $32 for his efforts. Just days before, tickets to one of his performances in Boston went for $100 per seat.
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“We move through our days noticing very little of our surroundings. And yet, opportunity and valuable information and inspiration abound in our environs. "
Gladys Edmunds, author of
Tightrope: Opportunity is All Around, If You Pay Attention
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