Interesting and valuable content as usual 👏 The examples are helping to make it less abstract and easier to understand 👍 Waw around 20h to produce ~7min¼ 😱 It's necessary to spend around 166 times more time for each second of the final performance! Naively I wouldn't have expected so much but that makes sense actually. Learning guitar, I guess it's even much more ! 😅🙈 Habit n°2 help me a lot with that: everything sounds usually crappy at the beginning because everything is new and complex and I'm still not aware about all what I'm doing wrong. Breaking it down however analyzing my way of playing is the fuel for the iterative improvement engine started with training sessions. Anyway, the 3 first habits seem to me to be related to the KISS principle what is really valuable 👍
Thank you very much, I'm happy to hear that you found it valuable and that the examples are useful! Indeed making videos is very time consuming, I know that some of the bigger channels have dedicated video editors and the video editing alone takes 5 days or more. While for me being on the smaller scale, the whole process from start to finish still takes 4 days. But it's enjoyable and very rewarding when I hear people like you saying that they find value in it :) Btw, for me personally I found what worked best for learning instruments (piano in my case) is starting with one piece and practicing different skills around that piece daily (e.g. scales, rhythm, cords, sightreading... etc), but of course that may not work for everyone as some people get bored if they need to stick to one piece for a longer time :)
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Interesting and valuable content as usual 👏 The examples are helping to make it less abstract and easier to understand 👍
Waw around 20h to produce ~7min¼ 😱 It's necessary to spend around 166 times more time for each second of the final performance! Naively I wouldn't have expected so much but that makes sense actually. Learning guitar, I guess it's even much more ! 😅🙈 Habit n°2 help me a lot with that: everything sounds usually crappy at the beginning because everything is new and complex and I'm still not aware about all what I'm doing wrong. Breaking it down however analyzing my way of playing is the fuel for the iterative improvement engine started with training sessions.
Anyway, the 3 first habits seem to me to be related to the KISS principle what is really valuable 👍
Thank you very much, I'm happy to hear that you found it valuable and that the examples are useful!
Indeed making videos is very time consuming, I know that some of the bigger channels have dedicated video editors and the video editing alone takes 5 days or more. While for me being on the smaller scale, the whole process from start to finish still takes 4 days. But it's enjoyable and very rewarding when I hear people like you saying that they find value in it :)
Btw, for me personally I found what worked best for learning instruments (piano in my case) is starting with one piece and practicing different skills around that piece daily (e.g. scales, rhythm, cords, sightreading... etc), but of course that may not work for everyone as some people get bored if they need to stick to one piece for a longer time :)