Benefits of Short Focused Practice as Compared to Not Having a Practice Routine at All
When learning how to play a guitar , a defined form of practice is always better and preferable to an unstructured routine at all. A structured routine always enables a person to easily achieve their goals. The following are the benefits of having a planned short period of guitar planning rather than having none at all. Setting goals and evaluation of success levels. A planned guitar practice will give you a sense of responsibility for your actions. For instance, you could have planned to learn in a month. After two weeks of practice, the sense of time will enlighten you on your progress and define whether you should play more or lower your pace. When you do not have any goals set at all, anything goes by. You do not have a clear way of how things should get done and you, therefore, end up achieving so little that is if at all you will achieve anything. 2. Choice of a musical path When you have a focused form of practice you can easily identify the kind of music you want to...