Talent means nothing when it comes to getting better.
Don\'t Practice longer, Practice smarter..
Get better faster.
How: The longest section of the book includes information about goals, structuring Your practice, as well as specific techniques tested by researchers, and specific strategies pros use to get better.
Learn to harness the place of Your practice.
Where: Where you Practice affects how well you practice.
Also covers the development of Practice over time.
When: This section covers how much, and what times of the day are best for practice.
Learn to use them to Your advantage.
Learn ways of keeping the flame lit in this section Who: A lot of people including yourself will impact Your practice.
Why: Motivation is crucial.
The book covers 6 aspects of Practice: What: Definitions, and what Music Practice does to Your brain.
Don\'t Practice longer, Practice smarter.
It will also help you be a more informed teacher or a more effective parent of a young learner.
This book will help you become more savvy about getting better.
Whatever instrument you want to play, The Practice of Practice will help you get the most out of Your practice.
This book will help you get better faster, whether you play rock, Bach, or any other kind of music.
You\'ll learn what research tells us about practice, but more importantly, you\'ll learn how great musicians in many genres of Music think about practice, and you\'ll learn the strategies and techniques they use to improve.
You\'ll learn the What, Why, When, Where, Who, and especially the How of great Music practice.
This book covers essential Practice strategies and mindsets you won\'t find in any other book.
But exactly what is good practice? How does good Practice create talent? And what in the world does a pinwheel have to do with practice? The focus of this book is Music practice, but these techniques and mindsets can be applied to any skill you want to improve.
Practice is everything.
Talent means nothing when it comes to getting better
