Let’s have a great week! 🌟🌟🌟
🌟 How much time would you like to spend practicing this week?
🌟 What’s one thing you’ll do to be able to reach that goal?
Acceptance says: “You will learn from your mistake.”
Here’s something to consider as you move through your harp world:
Guilt says: “You made a mistake.” Shame says: “You are the mistake.”
Compassion says: “Your mistake doesn’t define you.” Acceptance says: “You will learn from your mistake.”It’s important to remember that every harpist makes mistakes, even at the highest levels. It’s how you decide to interpret those mistakes that either holds you back or advances you forward.
Would love to hear your comments below:🗣 Ready to take your harp playing to the next level with confidence? 🗣
🗣 Ready to take your harp playing to the next level with confidence? 🗣
For the past 13 years, I’ve been teaching dedicated harp students to turn their calling to the harp into reality through music lessons.
If this sounds like you or your child, and I always offer a FREE trial lesson to start:
✅ 1.) You’ll learn how to have fulfillment and confidence, playing in front of an audience.
✅ 2.) You’ll learn how to put the right practice system in place (it’s way easier than you think!)
✅ 3.) You’ll get the freedom to play any music you want.
…WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN MORE INFO?
Reply “Yes or no”.
I’m looking for my next successful students this year and my goal is focused around transforming frustration and fear into confidence and freedom at the harp.
If that interests you, reply “yes” below and I’ll send you a message explaining the details.
There are only TWO HABITS you need in your life – as a harpist – to perform with confidence and freedom. (Yes, it’s that simple!)
Mindset & Implementation
My podcast, Relaxing Harp Music, just crossed 7,000 downloads since I started it in May 2021, just about a year ago. But it wasn’t like that in the beginning.
For the first two months of the podcast, I had just 30 downloads. All because I didn’t have these two habits in my life yet.
First was mindset. I figured I’d record a few podcasts, and put them out there. But I didn’t really take it seriously. Which made me think: “This will never work. People aren’t going to listen.”
But when I started believing in myself and put myself in the mindset of a recording musician, I started getting a lot more downloads, and I got accepted to more podcasting platforms.
It was still going slowly, and that’s when I started the second habit: Implementation. Like I said, I was recording, but rather haphazardly. That’s when I sat down with myself and really thought through what I needed to implement.
Kinda like showing up for lessons with a teacher, and practicing what you learn. My best students show up to their lessons prepared and ready to ask questions. When I started doing that, my podcast download rate accelerated.
Both of these habits are not new or revolutionary at all. They are the exact same things I teach my harp students in my studio.
But not doing these habits – Mindset and Implementation – is like expecting my students to get better just by listening to music without actually practicing (though listening is important, too!)
If you wanna perform with confidence and freedom in front of an audience, you have to cultivate a musician’s mindset and implement what you learn.
Because the most confident harpists don’t make the least mistakes. They use their mindset to learn from them, and implement their learning into their playing for the next audience.
