There are so many things we can discover when we least expect to. It’s important to keep an open mind during your everyday activities. You never know when you might find a solution to a totally unrelated issue. Here’s one example of this in this week’s Carosa Commentary “3 Essential Public Speaking Lessons I Accidentally Learned While Playing the Violin.”
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