top of page

How to find time to practice

katiedeanpianostud

Updated: Aug 23, 2023

This is the hardest part, finding time to practice. It is hard to dedicate time to yourself.


I love to play the piano but many times I get distracted by other things that need to be done.

“I’ll just fold the washing, or unpack the dishwasher, make a cup of tea or do the groceries.”


Even younger ones have the same problem.

“I’ll just finish this game, I’ll do it after tea, I’ve been at school all day…”


So how do you find time to practice?

One way is to schedule it with things you do regularly every day. Like cleaning your teeth, or making your bed, or eating dinner. It needs to become routine.


What if you don’t feel like it? Simply tell yourself “Just sit at the piano for 5 minutes”

If you can get there, sometimes that is all you need.

Play your favourite song and then work your way through some of your playlist.

Each day will become easier.


Little ones are the same. Sit with them, listen to them, play with them, encourage them and spend some special time together.


This week make a schedule that works for you, a space in each day when you can spend some time enjoying the piano and practicing what you love.






 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All

Comments


We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we teach, the muwinina people, and pay our respects to their elders, past and present, as well as all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across lutruwita (Tasmania).
Music has been a vital part of Aboriginal culture for thousands of years, connecting communities to Country, ancestors, and each other. We honour this rich musical heritage and  respect the cultural and spiritual significance of this land.  

M: 0419 144 663 | Studio Policy

  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn

©2024 by Katie Dean - Simply Music.

bottom of page