Today’s tool
The weekly review
Assignment: Complete your first weekly review: note your successes, challenges, and plan next week’s adjustments.
Every week, spend 10 minutes reviewing your practice log and answering three questions: (1) What strategies worked well this week? (2) What didn’t produce the results I wanted? (3) What will I adjust for next week? This prevents you from mindlessly repeating ineffective practice habits week after week. Maybe you discovered that practicing before breakfast works better than evening practice, or that five 20-minute sessions beat one 100-minute marathon. These insights are the key to your practice success—but only if you actually notice them and adjust accordingly.
Learn more:

Feedback, by Adam Hockman
In this feature article from Harp Column magazine, Adam Hockman dives into feedback: How to give it. How to receive it. How to make the most of it in private lessons.
Music ideas:

Practise with Intention, by Amanda Whiting
Amanda Whiting’s Practise with Intention is a collection of “technical conditioning exercises with rhythmical and theory focus, leading to the possibility of improvisation” for solo lever or pedal harp. There’s plenty of material here to get you through the challenge and beyond!


