Singer Sheryl Crow believes that she played things too safely at the beginning of her career.
When Crow looks back at the days when she was a young musician, she feels she could have been more bold with the decisions she made.
"I would go back and tell myself to be braver and more courageous and to go for things that were scary," contactmusic.com quoted her as saying.
"I'd say to work with people that are artistic and on the edge of their game, rather than just people that you know who are comfy and unintimidating," she added.
--Indo-Asian News Service
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