The Mental Practice Room: Actionable tips to build confidence as you practice
We all know our mindset is important to achieving the best outcomes in our playing, but how do we improve it? đź§
Join us for a workshop on the mental aspects of practicing! We’ll talk about actionable tips to reframe negativity, handle self-critical thoughts, explore how our emotions while we practice impact our playing, and much more! You won’t want to miss this opportunity to create an amazing mental practice room for yourself! 🎶
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If I’m not free, I’ll definitely watch the archived class.
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This was really wonderful! Just caught the very end of it. Can't wait to watch the beginning!
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This was really great - are the slides available or do I need to rewatch and take notes?
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This was a great presentation. I’ll keep it in mind all the time. Thinking realistic is so much more effective than thinking negatively or positively. Yet, in life we’re (often) trained in the latter two ways of judging ourselves. It’s not so easy to be truly realistic and not have some judgemental voices creeping into our minds when we practice.
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This was a wonderful presentation. Chelsea brought new ideas in a way I could visualize, think about and do. That she was a master of the technology ( not easy!) made her presentation flow. Also, upon a mention of Dweck’s “Mindset” she pulled it off her shelf which told us that she was a true student of the art.
Please have her back soon. Perhaps “field reports” from her coaching.
thanks!
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having slides would be great, please!
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Thank you, Chelsea, for a wonderfully inspired talk about negativity. I look forward to more presentations from yourself. I just wish I had a teacher like you when I first starting learning how to play the organ.
Mark Downey