Short term goals! The most critical thing to hear. We tend to just have one goal: get the 180 now! That’s why we register and take the test way too early. That’s why we apply way too early. That’s why we go to schools paying full freight instead of having a package worth scholarships. Great video!
Wow! As a fellow violinist, I also noticed many parallels between the Demon's methods and the most effective methods of instrument practice over the last few months. I suspect that the value of slow and focused practice (quality over quantity) translates to almost all skill development in life. For any musicians reading this, I think LSAT ability is similar to sight reading ability, as opposed to getting better at playing the same concerto by practicing it repeatedly. What you're doing when studying for the LSAT is getting better at reading new pieces and playing them well. Of course, the way one improves at sight reading is by doing a lot of it, slowly, calmly and meticulously.
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Consistency is the key! Loved her btw!
Short term goals! The most critical thing to hear. We tend to just have one goal: get the 180 now! That’s why we register and take the test way too early. That’s why we apply way too early. That’s why we go to schools paying full freight instead of having a package worth scholarships.
Great video!
If you can play it slowly, u can play it quickly 🌝🌝
If you can’t play it slowly, you’ll never play it quickly.
@@DrRCStoneit’s a joke lmao
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Wow! As a fellow violinist, I also noticed many parallels between the Demon's methods and the most effective methods of instrument practice over the last few months. I suspect that the value of slow and focused practice (quality over quantity) translates to almost all skill development in life.
For any musicians reading this, I think LSAT ability is similar to sight reading ability, as opposed to getting better at playing the same concerto by practicing it repeatedly. What you're doing when studying for the LSAT is getting better at reading new pieces and playing them well. Of course, the way one improves at sight reading is by doing a lot of it, slowly, calmly and meticulously.