Your Number One Progress Blindspot is Â
HOUSE OF CARDS
Confident harp playing requires targeted, focused practice. It’s not about doing more; it’s about doing the right things. Let me explain in this short video.
Here’s what your
House of Cards feels like
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You know you should be practicing more, but you aren’t sure what to practice.
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You try classes and videos, but they overwhelm you with how much you need to learn.
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You don’t have pieces that feel finished.
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You try to stay motivated but your pieces don’t seem to be getting any better.
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You see other harpists making progress, and you aren’t sure what they know that you don’t.
The problem isn't you. It's the way you've been practicing. That's not your fault; no one told you how. Until now.
WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON
The foundation of your progress is your practice, not how much you practice, but what, when and how you practice.
The sad truth is that no one teaches us how to practice. Naturally, repetition is part of it, but simply repeating the same passages or pieces over and over again won’t yield the results we want.Â
Those results come from the right kind of practice - practice that’s focused on making music, not just playing the notes.
It's Not Your Fault
Maybe you haven’t thought before about your practice as a skill you develop and improve, but it is, and it’s critical to your success.
The fact is most harpists who start learning the harp aren’t able to develop their practice skills in the gradual and thorough way that young beginners do. And even if you studied as a child, you’ve probably forgotten some of the key skills and strategies you learned decades ago.
You need a practice refresh.
What unfocused practice costs you
You’ve set aside an hour to practice. Maybe you even have that hour planned out. But if your plan is based solely on repetition and correcting mistakes, most of your hour will have been wasted. Spending your practice time on the essentials instead of on mind-numbing repetition is how practice yields progress.
Identifying your blindspot is only the first step. Changing your practice habits is not so easy.
That's What My Harp Mastery is For
My Harp Mastery has courses specifically designed to help you know what to practice, how to practice it, and how to turn your daily practice into steady progress.
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