11d • General discussion
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Ok so as I'm recording more and more complicated tangles I'm seeing that it is taking longer and longer to teach a lesson ... there is more detail, so yes it takes more time... lesson 5 took me 3 hours to record, and lesson 6 took about 4 hours ... but the recording is shorter because I pause recording to finish a pattern I teach you...for lesson 6 the recording was just over 2 hours ... do not let the length of time intimidate you! I encourage you to pause when I pause... to finish the patterns or to take a break from it ... to go eat or to parent... or go to bed ... whatever ... I do not expect people to just be able to shut out the world for 4 hours or longer ... take the lessons in little bites ... there is no rush and no time clock... zen tangles are about relaxing, not stressing over trying to find a 4 hour window of time! I'm managing it only because I'm on disability and I'm home most of the time ... no young kids I have to parent eather ... I just gotta time it for when my roommates are at work or willing and able to be quiet ... ☺️ we all have busy lives... I love that these classes are not live, but recorded ... it gives you more freedom to choose when you are able to sit down and focus ... and for how long 😊 ... and even to practice a new pattern a few times on scrap paper before you put it in your drawing... 😊
So don't stress it! Just do what you can then come back to it later when you can again😊 ok now that I'm done rambling 😆 I'm going to get going on the 7th lesson... before my roommate comes home from work. 😊😊😊
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