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Hey y'all! I'm kicking off a 7-Day Challenge to re-learn Pachelbel's Canon in D by ear/from memory, and I'm using this group to stay accountable for my daily practice. I recorded a few times & went with the one where I finally made it through (more or less). Was trying to do a little thing at the end and sorta messed it up. Other than the mistakes, what should I focus on for Day 2? UPDATE - OCTOBER 7th I think my new goal would be to just play everyday for joy and worship of my personal savior Jesus Christ, and to rest once or twice a week if I need it. I need to take my own advice sometimes, and actually rest, find ways to enjoy things instead of making them more daunting. I thank you @Rositsa Aleksandrova for this opportunity to reflect. I keep thinking about what you say about joy zone, and this piece doesn't bring me joy, not enough. I want to learn it fully, but I don't think making a challenge was a wise way to achieve that goal, putting myself under even more pressure. I consider this challenge successfully failed.

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Hi Tribers!!! I am so excited for us and what is before us! We have so many wonderful new Tribers joining us and it feels my heart w Joy just thinking about the potential of collabs in here!!! But first things first! 😃 It’s Monday!!!!!! Post any offers you might have (products or services - links to music, meditations, anything you created and/or you are selling) or anything you like to promote - maybe some social media etc…anything goes! You never know who is on the other side reading it and who needs it!! Best is to make your own post and include “Monday Tribe Market” in the title and also put it in “Monday Tribe Market” category! Like this post here :) Example would be: “Monday Tribe Market - vocals sample pack - as a title And the post: here is a link to my vocals sample pack for producers - link” Or another example: “Monday Tribe Market - follow me on Instagram - link” Or “Monday Tribe Market - hire me to produce your song” You get the point!! There are no restrictions neither “no self-promo policy” or anything like that… Cuz we are The Tribers! And we do whatever the f we want, whenever we want!!!! Let’s go!!!

Hi Tribers! What sets this tribe apart from all other communities is our approach to things as Tribers - we do what we want WHENEVER we want!! But how? The new Tribers might be wondering… And I preach this a lot! To everyone and everywhere! And I do as a preach also - short joyful practices vs the long, boring, exhausting, tedious, burnout type… this becomes a habit and then a skill and it is also transferable in all areas of life! The more joy we have the more we accomplish and the easier we do so. Out projects? Big goals? Maybe big piece of music? Break it down! How do you eat an elephant? One piece at a time! And in between the chunks of accomplishing the goal - spice it up w something else - like eating a juicy watermelon 🍉 or playing a song that you know well once or twice… Duh! To me it’s a no brainer. To many people is a no brainer. But often times common sense isn’t common practice :) Something to think about. 🤔 Tell me what you think in the comments!