You see the days passing and you don’t practice.
Or at least not often.
Not enough to go to the end of this song you really want to play.
Not enough to reach the goals you have, to achieve your dream.
Maybe you see your friends or piano mates going much faster. Or simply this girl on YouTube playing a super difficult piece with ease.
You compare yourself to them, to her and you think that they succeed because they have…
- More willpower?
- A better organization?
- Less other things to do?
- More talent?
- All the above?
(Pick your choice)
A least, they have something you don't have. They are different.
That's what you believe.
Because you, you can't do this.
Oh you tried and tried again.
But you seem to be trapped in an infinite loop of start and stop, without any idea how to escape.
The result is that you blame yourself for not succeeding.
And you are very frustrated.
I know how it feels because I was there.
Always wanting to play the piano.
Always failing to do it regularly, and feel the pain of not making real progress.
I still feel this pain while I am sitting there, writing these words.
My heart is squeezing just thinking about that.
The (very) good news is that I finally found a solution after all these years wasted.
So there is nothing wrong with you.
Absolutely nothing!
There is something wrong with the way you approach your practice.
You need a system.
That's why I created the Unstoppable Piano Practice Framework.
A system that I want to share with you because I want to relieve you from this deep frustration that you are feeling right now.
But how does it work?
The Unstoppable Piano Practice Framework is not a list of advice you would read anywhere on the web or a collection of motivational quotes you get on your Instagram!
This is a complete and actionable system designed to integrate your practice in your everyday life.
If you follow what I teach, you will be able to practice as regularly as you wish.
You will even find it hard NOT to practice!
I couldn't believe it when it happened to me the first time.
Quite a reversal of situation!
No more frustration but the delightful feeling of making progress regularly.
The peaceful and powerful feeling of knowing that now, nothing will stop you to achieve your musical dreams!
Productivity tips for your practice
Make the most out of your time, deal with procrastination and even learn how to practice without a piano!
An exclusive community
You won't be alone anymore
You will be part of a private community where you will be able to share your journey, your questions and interact with me and the other students.
There will be discussions, tips, or even challenges to help you get make this change in your life.
A good recipe for success!
Of course, you can also just read and learn if you don't want to participate.
It a freedom zone :)
The Secret Bonus
Maybe the most important thing you will get out of this course.
I will keep it secret because I want you to keep it for yourself (our little secret if you wish).
But I know that it will help you A LOT.
And who doesn’t like a (good) surprise?
You let your ancient brain decide for you.
It won’t like to make the effort to practice the piano for a distant reward that it can’t really see for now.
You will continue to loop between bursts of practice and almost no practice at all for days or weeks.
Your goals will remain far and seem out of reach.
I was like that. For years.
Realizing every Sunday night how little I had practiced during the week (if not at all).
Frustrated, angry about myself, and even ashamed by my lack of willpower.
The next week, I started over.
“This time it will work”.
I started to practice full of energy.
To give up two days after.
Because when you do the same things, you get the same results.
Thus, I failed again. As expected.
That’s when my self-esteem started to go down. Lower and lower.
And I couldn’t see myself as a musician.
A musician plays music and practice, right?
That wasn’t me.
But with a consistent practice, I could see the difference.
I started to see progress. Much faster.
A better technique, more songs in my repertoire.
My mind stayed clear and focused on my goals. Every week.
I could have a satisfying look at my weekly practice.
Seeing all these checked boxes and green rectangles made me feel good (You will see what I am talking when you get inside the course).
I left no more excuses for my brain to avoid this effort. It felt so natural, a part of my daily routine to go to the piano and practice.
Something I didn’t want to finish my day without.
Going from forcing myself to practice to feeling that I missed it if I didn’t do it was quite a change. And I felt much more fulfilled.
But there was more to it.
I felt like a musician.
What I mean is that music was now a full part of my life. Every day.
It wasn’t some sort of occasional hobby that I sometimes did on the side when I got some free time. Nothing wrong with that of course, but it is not what I wanted.
And if you are still reading this, I bet that it is not what you want.
We are musicians and practicing our instrument should be part of our lifestyle.
You want to be an Artist, thus you have to live like an Artist. And your relatives will see that you are serious about that. They will stop seeing you as an occasional ivory-tickler.
This is a change I made through regular practice.
This is a change you can now achieve yourself, faster and more easily with the Unstoppable Piano Practice Framework.
Of course, you can figure it out by yourself as I did. But I want to save you years of struggle and frustration.
Why would you punish yourself when you are not guilty? It is not your fault.
You need the right tools and the right system.
This is what I propose you to get here.
- Nanci N.
- Emma L.
- Martin W.