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September 7th, 2007

Seven Steps for Positive Work Habits for Practice
It takes hard work to learn how to play an instrument. It is important to make sure you have solid self discipline and apply yourself. Most of your practice will be away from your teacher so you have to have a strategy for maintaining a good work ethic. I have put together seven habits you need to develop to help you on your journey to learn your instrument.
- Don’t waste you time. There are always a set number of tasks you have to do when you are practicing. Don’t ever put off playing until tomorrow. Begin practicing as soon as possible because it is so important to practice.
- Keep in touch with other musicians. Stay in contact with friends who also play so you can bounce off and motivate each other.
- Keep moving. Don’t get stuck in a rut, it is important to keep on leaning new skills and developing your playing.
- Use what time you have properly. It is extremely difficult to maintain consistency without a regular practice time. Establishing a constant time to practice is vital to you developing fully as a musician.
- Practice in a good work environment. Having a good place to practice is important. An environment that is clean and quiet is essential to practice so you can fully concentrate on what you are doing.
- Be complete. You should always be trying to become a complete musician. To understand what you need to do to be a complete musician it is a good idea to keep a list of what you need to do.
- Know who you are and how you work. Each individual has his or her own style of learning. In order to adjust your practice, this is the reason to maintain it.
These tips will help you in your practice I hope. Maintaining good self-discipline is a matter of good planning and goal setting.
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