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Practice Produces Patience

September 16, 2014 By Erin Beasley

Practice produces patience.

The problem with practicing the piano is that I know how far my skills have fallen. It’s been years since I played, so the fall isn’t unexpected. I simply have an awareness of how far I have to go if I hope to rise to that level again.

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Practice Produces Trust

September 9, 2014 By Erin Beasley

Practicing the piano produces trust that my fingers will find the right keys.

I hesitate to say I’ve started practicing piano again for fear of jinxing my self-discipline, but I’m making the statement. I’ve started practicing piano again, in large part because I’ve quit spending time with Amazon Prime Instant Video. I now have evening hours free that need to be filled with worthwhile things. One of those things is the piano.

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Finding the Writing Rhythm

April 1, 2012 By Erin Beasley

Writer's block, anyone?Some people experience writer’s block because they don’t – or think they don’t – have any ideas. Other people experience it when they have too many ideas. I’ve experienced both aspects of writer’s block (even though I don’t believe in writer’s block), but my latest block has nothing to do with having too many or too few ideas.

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