Re:The Mayron Cole Piano Method is now free
by skeeter2020 on Thursday December 24, 2020 @09:52AM
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The former. We don't need more boosters of things done casually, for fun and a short time; we have knitting, duolingo and sourdough bread for that. I want to promote and help people pursue big things that take time and tremendous effort but have huge pay-off. I focus on a handful of people over my life and others can work at the top of the funnel.
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Re:The Mayron Cole Piano Method is now free
by XCSme on Thursday December 24, 2020 @10:31AM
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The thing with doing one thing and well is that you are missing on all the other cool things in life. What if you chose the wrong thing? Why is being in the top 99th percentile so much better than being in the 90th percentile? Is it worth the extra 10 years spent working on that if you are still not in the 99.99th percentile? I don't think you should focus on the pay-off or the "OMG, I got so good at this!" part, you should just enjoy the journey and learning process. If you are ok with learning very slowly but always progressing it might be better than spending a tremendous effort in a short time just to quickly reach your ceiling and than hate the thing that you do.
Re:The Mayron Cole Piano Method is now free
by alisonkisk on Thursday December 24, 2020 @10:34AM
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Why is mediocre bread OK but mediocre piano isn't?
Why is people putting a little effort into making something aesthetic and fun such a crime?
Serious piano has no payoff unless you're better than all the professional recordings we already have.