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Show up and play
Finally got the concept that you don’t have to master the daily challenge but show up and play it. I don’t get to complete all the challenges and it was making me sad, but then I was thinking of one challenge I didn’t get when Tony was going over another challenge today that made that theory stick.
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@JNB , I think a lot of people make the mistake that the challenges have to be mastered to click the “Mark Complete” icon. If you can spend 10 minutes on the challenge, that’s great, mark it done. If it’s something that you want to go back to, make sure you select the ‘favorite’ icon. This will save the link to the video and tab. You can download the tab but not the video to your home computer. We used to be able to download the video but we can’t any more. If it’s something you really think you need. Take out your IPhone and video tape it. Good luck, sounds like you are on the right track.
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@JNB You are getting the idea! I have an exercise from two years ago Mississippi Timing that I still pull out periodically and don’t have down, but it is fun.
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Yeah, I have yet to “master” a daily. I put in the 10 minutes and mark it complete and usually practice a little longer if needed, but I never shoot for perfection. To be it’s more about learning foundational skills that build upon each other as a week progresses. You’ll be surprised when the lessons cycle back around and you’re able to do something that baffled you initially.
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