When Lisa Spector fractured her hand a few years ago, she was afraid she might never play piano again. This was the worst day of her life and at the same time the best, because she realized she had lost touch with what she loved the most, her music. Listen in as Lisa talks about how she fell in love with the piano, attended Julliard, USC, and then taught in the university and private level before creating a music company that created calming music for pets. She has been doing what she loves her whole life, but she had her creative pivot when she fractured her right hand and decided to make some Left Hand Lemonade.<a href="https://soundcloud.com/user-128859957/bach-sicilienne-arranged-for-left-hand-by-wittgenstein">Left hand only sample from Dog Gone Calm</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://soundcloud.com/user-128859957/chopin-aeolian-harp-etude-arranged-for-left-hand-only-by-godowsky">Left hand only sample from Left Hand Lemonad</a>e<a href="https://lisaspector.com/">lisaspector.com</a><a href="https://lisaspector.com/my-zen-pet/">Interest list for Dog Gone Calm</a>To find out more about The Creative Pivot please follow us on <a href="https://instagram.com/thecreativepivot/ ">Instagram</a>&nbsp;

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