Practicing & Habits
Tiny Habits™ for Practicing Musicians (and their Kids)
Getting Yourself (or Your Kids!) to Practice Without Nagging or Guilt-tripping Practicing – or even just playing – your instrument ideally is a joyful activity you look forward to. And
A Little Trick that Works Wonders: Check, please!
Check it out, one of the questions I get a lot is “How much time do I need to devote to practice?” Most folks expect my answer to be something
Does Knowing Music Theory Take the Magic out of Playing Music?
I have heard these sentiments about the magic of music over and over: Doesn’t “knowing” get in the way of pure “feeling”!? Aren’t you constantly analyzing when you know theory?
Practice with a Purpose
Practice with a Purpose! Related article: Why “Just keep playing is not working!” Are you a “weekend warrior” looking to up your game, but always pressed to find time to
How to Become Great in Just Two Minutes a Day?
Before you think this is some sort of hype – hear me out. There is good science behind this… The Tiny Habits® method developed by Stanford Behavior Design Lab’s lead BJ Fogg
What Worked and What didn’t Work in School And How to Apply it to BASS
I received an email this morning from a course participant (let’s call him CP). He received the Monthly Ask Ari reminder and felt pressured as if failing at school, not good enough, not with the program…
What Makes me go WOW: Not Slappety, But You Doing You
Slappety-Slap Mania Last week the exuberant spectacle known as the NAMM show occurred in Anaheim, California. (I wrote about what the NAMM Show is here). I had a fabulous time,
New Year Snapshot: Skills Assessment Sheet
Happy New Year, Bass Blog Friends! Ah, a fresh start! 2018 is here and a new adventure begins. In a way, it is just a date on the calendar, but
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