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22nd March 2005 Dear Friend, I did say that I'd write these lovely newsletters every two weeks, but it's just got so damn fun and exciting, especially with all your comments, that I just want to explore more. So here I am, sitting on the couch with my laptop and enjoying the sound of the birds chirping. It's now Spring in sunny London and the fresh smell of flowers and the lovely morning air just takes my senses to another world. I feel it's a world where I'm able to have really exciting dreams and ambitions that can draw the trail in my life. It's really encouraging for me to see this in myself, and I really encourage them in others. I believe that in order to pursue these desires and passions we have succesfully, it's really valuable to review your music journey so far and learn from it and that's exactly what we're going to look at right here. After working with several musicians recently and helping them review their journey, they've told me that although it's quite simple, they have learnt things about themselves and especially how they can move forward from here, so I really suggest you take part and see for yourself! A few days ago, I placed an order for another large batch of my "Express Yourself" for musicians workbook that I've written from the printers and I so want to give away two free copies! By the way, I know it's beside the point, but what the heck, you've got to see this: go to www.potentialmovie.com and see for yourself what you have to offer to yourself! Make sure you check it out! Th-th-th-that's all folks!
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Finding out how far you have got in your music career is all down to what you want to be and how close you are to reaching that goal. Is your goal to perform regularly? Is your goal to practice with your band? Is your goal to meet various musicians? Is your goal to learn to play different styles? Do you want to attract regular performances? Do you want to build better audience rapport? Do you want to be more confident?
Please take some time to answer the following questions for yourself. Spend time being specific and detailing your answers.
This forms the basis of understanding what you really want to get out of your music career. Now let’s move on to the real stuff – seeing how far you’ve got! Spend some time answering the following questions.
“There are no failures” Yes, that’s right! There are no failures whatsoever and the reason is this: If you do something which you may term as ‘failure’, think back to it and ask yourself if you’ve learned something from it. If you have, it’s definitely going to aid you in your future pursuits, right? And if it’s helped you in your future pursuits, then how is it a failure? So in order to successfully review your personal music journey, understand that there are no failures and that everything you’ve done successfully or not too well acts as a learning curve in your future attempts. You NEVER fail until you stop trying. Go back and look at your answers to the first five questions. These are the goals you are out to achieve. Now look at your answers to the next five questions. How far on a scale of one to ten (10 being your goal achieved) do you think you are from your goal? Why do you think that you are in your current position? What can you be doing to move forward and closer to your goal? What actions will you now take to move closer to your goal? What are your next steps? Congratulations, you have now briefly reviewed your journey. orking with a coach to achieve your goals is one of the best moves you cn make. If you would like more information, simply drop me an email at info@coachkavit.com |
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Each student will have two lessons per week for six weeks and they will be able to further their practical and theoretical study during these fun sessions! Also, each student gets the chance to work with Musicians' Coach Kavit Haria to develop their confidence in music, master concentration and become effective at communication. Learning to play the Tabla provides lifelong enjoyment and immense help in all areas of your life. It develops mental and physical abilities and a child's discipline develops much faster! Spaces are limited so please enrol in advance! It costs just £120 for six weeks per student and the camp will take place during July and August 2005. For more information and to enrol, go to http://www.innerrhythmevents.com |
Simply drop us a line with your friend's name and postal address at info@coachkavit.com and if you're one of the first two people to email, then we'll let you know and send it off with your compliments! |
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How you want to be is down to what you believe and what you want. In order to
review how far you have got so far, let’s spend a while discovering what you really
want from your music... 
Great stuff! Before we continue on our path of reviewing your journey, there’s
one more thing I want to share with you...
Spend 4-6 weeks learning
to play the Tabla in an enthusiastic and energetic atmosphere.
Here's your chance to develop your rhythmic skills in a cooperative setting, both
in private and groups sessions.
With Spring here and
so much zest in this year, I want to give away two free signed copies of my musicians'
coaching workbook entitled "'Express Yourself' for Musicians" to the person YOU
nominate!