If you are feeling like you can't play something you want, you can simplify like they did for this octopus. The "piano" for the octopus was in a key so that no matter what note was played, it would sound okay. Similarly, you can restrict yourself to only black keys or only white keys and your simplified song will come out easier. Other simplifications, play any two notes that are one key separated from each other (never right next to each other), called thirds. Just a way to start noodling. Thanks for the inspiration @Chanie Twersky ! https://youtu.be/uEOguGKRTtg

It's surprising that despite putting my piano music and songs on both platforms, YouTube seems to be recommending them to an older audience, while the situation on Spotify is completely different from what I expected.

I added a new training, inspired by @Phil Smith! I thought you might find it helpful to look into how you sit at the piano and why posture matters! Please let me know in comments your takeaways! Are you paying attention at your posture? Is this training helpful and shifting your approach. Would you be more intentional of how you play/practice posture wise? Click here to view it: #Proper Posture