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12. Identify your roadblocks & outsmart them There are plenty of roadblocks as we travel through life. Our musical life is no different. The trick is to identify them as quickly as possible and make the necessary adjustments. Are you being held back by musical symbols or terminology that you don’t understand? Make a step …
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11. For the multi-taskers: stick with the stuff you already know Multi-tasking is tempting (who doesn’t want more time in their day?) If it’s your thing, multi-tasking is best reserved for times when you are doing routine activities that are easy and repetitive, for example: household tasks (cooking, washing dishes, hanging washing), driving, gardening, colouring-in …
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10. Know your learning style Are you dominantly a visual, aural or kinesthetic learner? Or are you a combination? Ideally you want to use all three, where and when they work best. Your best learning style, in any moment, is the one that helps you remember (and repeat) new information most efficiently. Look for ways …
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