Baldness and career???
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Corno Dolce
Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Aloha kguitary,
Welcome aboard! Please do make yourself feel right at home around here and plan on staying for a spell.
As to your question - It can depend on your vocation, avocation, demeanor, proclivities and a range of other variables.
Cheerio,
Corno Dolce
Welcome aboard! Please do make yourself feel right at home around here and plan on staying for a spell.
As to your question - It can depend on your vocation, avocation, demeanor, proclivities and a range of other variables.
Cheerio,
Corno Dolce
marval
New member
Hello kguitary,
Welcome to the forum, good to have you here.
As to your question I am not sure. It certainly should'nt effect your career, whatever it is. I think capability of doing a job, and if it is acting or music a certain amount of talent should count for much more.
Margaret
Welcome to the forum, good to have you here.
As to your question I am not sure. It certainly should'nt effect your career, whatever it is. I think capability of doing a job, and if it is acting or music a certain amount of talent should count for much more.
Margaret
Welcome to MIMF, kguitary :wave:
Being one of the 'elderly' members here, I started graying out in my 40's ... it didn't hurt my musical career on bit - actually helped it in a wierd way as some said I looked more "distinguished" ... :lol: People are more in tune with what and how I play these days and not about my physically appearance. Talent comes from the heart - not because of being bald or as hairy as Yeti.
I completely concur with my fellow forum colleagues, CD and Margaret above.
Being one of the 'elderly' members here, I started graying out in my 40's ... it didn't hurt my musical career on bit - actually helped it in a wierd way as some said I looked more "distinguished" ... :lol: People are more in tune with what and how I play these days and not about my physically appearance. Talent comes from the heart - not because of being bald or as hairy as Yeti.
I completely concur with my fellow forum colleagues, CD and Margaret above.