The "big goal" is the future concert. If we apply disciplined and focused effort, then each day the "little goal" is to get just a tiny bit better in various ways. Each of those tiny ways, or "successive approximations", when put together add up to realizing our "big goal." We just have a get a little bit better each day. We can have fun while doing it, but each day we don't get a little better means harder work later because we must hit the "big goal."
“Reps remove doubt” - LOVE IT!!!! I’ll add that to my verbiage to accompany the concepts I share with my University Choir that address rehearsing: “the glory of the ordinary” and “successive approximations” to talk about the dailyness of discipline and rehearsing. I’m so glad you’re in my thought space!
In praise of repetition
The "big goal" is the future concert. If we apply disciplined and focused effort, then each day the "little goal" is to get just a tiny bit better in various ways. Each of those tiny ways, or "successive approximations", when put together add up to realizing our "big goal." We just have a get a little bit better each day. We can have fun while doing it, but each day we don't get a little better means harder work later because we must hit the "big goal."
"In praise of repetition, what do you need to tell yourself?"
*my self doubt is a liar!*
*my self doubt is a liar!*
*my self doubt is a liar!*
*my self doubt is a liar!*
*my self doubt is a liar!*
*my self doubt is a liar!*
I wish every day could be Shira show-and-tell day !!
“Reps remove doubt” - LOVE IT!!!! I’ll add that to my verbiage to accompany the concepts I share with my University Choir that address rehearsing: “the glory of the ordinary” and “successive approximations” to talk about the dailyness of discipline and rehearsing. I’m so glad you’re in my thought space!