Project Manage Your Practice discusses how to build a practice framework that leads to success while learning an instrument. Project Management has been around for decades, and there are tested methods and processes that lead to goals and objectives being met. Learning an instrument is a goal and objective that requires time, focus, and organization. Project Manage Your Practice provides an outline, resources, and knowledge breakdown needed to organize yourself in a way that promotes documented practice and lessons learned. On top of the organization, learning an instrument requires emotional intelligence. Are you able to understand yourself and what throws off your commitments? Do you understand what makes you frustrated through out the learning process? All of these knowledge areas equate to better interpersonal communication as well as communication with others - especially if you have a musical teacher who is helping you towards your goals. Learning to take criticism and feedback is one of the best skills you can hone In this book, you will learn: Emotional Intelligence - how to communicate with yourself and others positively so that criticism becomes beneficialPersonality Assessment - learn what personality you are so you can build a practice framework that works for youPersonality and Problem Solving - learn what it means to utilize your personality type and problem solving to continuously improve at your instrumentProject Management Concepts and Definitions - learn key concepts and definitions related to project management so you can understand how to build a project aligned practice frameworkBuild a Practice Framework - utilize all concepts to build a customized practice framework through template options and resources provided in the book
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