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Weekly Update – July 2, 2021
I’m giving you an update for the past two weeks, because this is my first weekly update, and I want to get you more up to speed. Hope
Authenticity vs. External Results
Since the beginning of the pandemic, I’ve been working non-stop on sharing my ideas about piano playing, meditation, and being creative. It’s been quite a ride. I’ve made
Here’s the thing with writer’s block
Writer’s block is a huge con. You think the idea is: “I’m trying to write something, but I don’t know what to write. There’s a block.” Yeah, that’s
When deep practice makes you feel like a failure
I gotta get something off my chest. It’s about deep practice. Deep practice is the kind that involves real introspection. Paying close attention to your physical movements. Noticing your thoughts.
Why your body hurts when you play the piano
Your body doesn’t hurt because you were taught wrong. It hurts because you’re doing it wrong. You are the only one who can fix it. There’s no teacher
Loving and Accepting Yourself – Practical Tips
“I suck at piano and I know I should give myself more love and acceptance. But, I don’t know how.” Usually, these problems can be sorted out by
Why it’s easier to push yourself when the stakes are high
At my last workshop, this question was asked by Rachel, an opera singer: “In performance, the stakes are higher. In practice, it’s hard for me to prioritize. There’s
When your playing sounds “mechanical”
First, let’s get one thing out of the way: just because a teacher told you that your playing sounds mechanical doesn’t mean it does. (the teacher might not
Why Music Practice is No Fun
I was looking through some old notebooks the other night, and I wanted to share this: I’ve noticed that when most people practice music, they don’t have fun.
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