By: Tonya@Budget and the Beach
ha ha! true! Of course you can always spend more time and get even better quicker, but I found that when I don’t know something and I’m trying to learn, spending too much time on something gets me...
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By: Tonya@Budget and the Beach
I wish I could play piano. Looking back I wish my parents enrolled me in music, dance, and theater as a kid, but instead they stuck me in sports which I hated at the time.
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I played the piano for a few years while I was a kid but never really practiced because I preferred watching TV or playing Nintendo. I’m going to try and pick it back up since I have a foundation. It’s...
View ArticleBy: debs@debtdebs
Breaking up big tasks into 15 min chunks is doable. As a procrastinator, I need to heed this. 😉
View ArticleBy: Free To Pursue
Simple but powerful advice. Thanks for the reminder. I’ll apply it to Olympic Lifting practice. The PF stuff I have no trouble doing daily… :).
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By: ThriftyHamster
Thanks for the 15-minute reminder. It’s too easy to let that little tip fall to the wayside. If you ever need a little ukelele inspiration just listen to a little Fred Penner.
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View ArticleBy: Prudence Debtfree
When you were talking about devoting 15 minutes per day to learning the ukulele, I was thinking, “I could give up 15 minutes per day to playing the piano again!” But when you switched to devoting 15...
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