Don’t worry about perfecting each of these transitions. Just pick one you like and throw it in occasionally to add spice to some of your transitions.
Here’s what matters most: you showed up five times. Your hands know more now than they did a week ago. If this is what five days of showing up looks like, imagine five weeks. Five months.
Smoother changes. Quieter self-doubt. Songs that once felt impossible slowly falling under your fingers because the skills you’re getting consistent exposure to keep stacking in the background.
So if today’s pattern never feels “perfect” in one sitting, don’t use that as proof you’re not cut out for this. Use it as proof you’re working on the real stuff.
You’ve already done the hardest part — you kept coming back.
Keep trusting that process. It’s already working. And keep going!
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Loved, loved the first line of today’s lesson! Got confused when you got to the second line but I’m gonna get it. Not sure if you wanted us to name names but I started Justin Sandercoe’s course several years ago. I had a life altering event and that was the end of that. I picked it back up again 1 year and 9 months ago. I purchased two other courses and I love them both but I feel stuck. I like the fact that they were just a one time charge – no subscription. However, I really like the fact that your course has something to focus on every week. Think I’ll give it a try. 🙂
I really like your site, however, I have one question- do you give a discount to Veterans?