How to STOP Hating Your Playing
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Mindset when we practice is SO important! Our thoughts can put us down, making us feel bad about ourselves, unmotivated to keep practicing, and actually hold us back from making any progress in our harp practice.
Over time though, by paying attention to our thoughts, we can rephrase and retrain our thinking to be less judgmental, more positive, and more constructive so that practice is both more enjoyable, and more productive.
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I filmed this harp video lesson last fall for my email newsletter, and realized it might be helpful for more people if I upload it publicly to RUclips! Hope it helps!
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What a glorious teacher!
So true! So true! How do you KNOW me so well? Thank you for your insight.
What you're describing, I've heard a the difference between guilt and shame. Guilt is- "i did wrong" and shame is - i AM wrong". There's no place for shame when you're learning a new skill. 😊
Oh that's a great differentiation! Although I hope there's not much guilt when learning a new skill either! It's less "I did wrong" and more "I'm not finished yet," maybe.
@SamanthaBallardHarpStudio For sure! I like how you even took it farther and helped provide a level of separation when you mentioned "I don't like how that sounds" because then it helps look at the things you can change and improve on. ^_^
As a begginer I feel this so hard, I'm always thinking "when I will learn?" "will I learn?" "why I started so late?", sometimes I feel a little bit discouraged by my own thoughts :(
I definitely feel you there, it can really be rough sometimes inside our own minds.
Sometimes our mind is our greatest enemy.