When James said this, he was referring to business owners and entrepreneurs who spend more time learning about business than taking action within their business.
I think the same can be said of piano students. Many students spend all their piano time at their piano teacher’s piano but don’t put in time on their own piano. They enjoy piano lessons but don’t practice at home and do not see the results a piano parent would hope.
James says entrepreneurs confuse learning for the work. They listen to podcasts, enroll in courses, and watch YouTube videos and wonder why their business isn’t growing. They learn how other people are succeeding in business but don’t work on moving their own business forward.
Does that sound familiar? Does your piano kid love piano lessons and their piano teacher but put off practicing their piano assignment? Have they taken years of piano lessons but would shutter if someone asked them to demonstrate their piano skills?