Q: and the level of good i want to get is about to the level where if i started busking people would hear me and they would say something like "wow youre really really good" and then they give 20 dollars. and that repeats with lots or people that walk by. though i think tou might need some more factors to understand if i should pursue music, such as my singing voice. my singing voice is naturally pretty good (for reference it sounds very similar to your voice, but when singing it sounds different to the point where its unique) my voice is suited for more rock and pop type somgs, but i could also try hip hop type songs, but my voice can not do the growling thing that tends to happen in metal songs. i have a keyboard with 61 keys, (though im poor so its not very good) i hope to learn simple songs, and then everything necassa
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 y journey to success. i know a bit about basic music theory but i dont know how to put it down and do things, and i dont have the muscle memory to always hit the notes im trying to on triads, because i havent even done any real practice. i cant afford lessons right now. i can picture myself being successful to exactlty the degree i want, but i dont know how to get there, or where to start my journey. i havent been involved with music from a young age. my confidence level is about 60%, but when i get my journey started it will definitely be atleast 90%. based on all these factors would it be a good idea to pursue music?
A: there is another factor, which is how much you enjoy doing all the things you plan on doing. so first you must calculate how much you are going to enjoy all these things, that way you'll know if you should do them