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Automating The Quality Of Your Attention

May 4, 2007 By Graham English

I've been thinking more and more about focus. So much competes for my attention second by second (that's you, Twitter and BlackBerry) that it's never been more important to practice sustaining focus. The quality of my consciousness and the quality of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose, Technology Tagged With: Apple, AppleScript, attention, automation, breathing, cron, flexibility, flow, focus, Growl, GTD, hacks, HowTo, iCal, LifeHacks, Mac, mindfulness, OSX, pico, productivity, programming, reminders, software, submodalities, tips, tools, Unix

Absolute Pitch Power Lesson 2 Update/Improvement

September 23, 2006 By Graham English

I've espoused the virtues of accelerated learning techniques and I'm on record as saying that every other absolute pitch ear training course out there could be drastically improved if they only "got it." And while I don't like to go "off topic" in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Music Education, Prose Tagged With: Absolute Pitch, absolute pitch ear training, Absolute Pitch Power, Absolute Pitch Power 2.5, accelerated learning, binaural beats, brain, brainwave entrainment, breathing, Ear Training, hypnosis, isochronic tones, meditation, mind, musicianship, peak performance, perfect pitch, relaxation, Stephen Pierce, updates

Discover the Power of Mental Rehearsal

August 16, 2006 By Graham English

Have you ever created the perfect melody or song in a dream? Or maybe you composed a complete symphony or an amazing solo? Imagine that you could create those "perfect dream moments" anytime you want. Imagine there is a process so powerful that you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: Albert Einstein, athletes, breathing, composing, exercises, goals, HowTo, mental rehearsal, Mozart, Nicholas Tesla, NLP, NLP techniques, personal growth, problem solving, right brain, subconscious, Swoosh, visualization, visualizing

Turbocharge Your Practicing

July 13, 2006 By Graham English

A practice schedule is an important part of your musical development. My sax teacher, Nathan Davis, used to tell me, "Go without practicing one day, and you know. Go without practicing two days, your friends will know. Go without three days, and … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Music Education, Prose Tagged With: arpeggios, breathing, confidence, deliberate practice, goals, GTD, harmonics, LifeHacks, musical development, MusicHacks, Nathan Davis, overtones, Practice, practice schedule, Practicing, saxophone, technique

Portals Into Absolute Pitch: Silence

May 23, 2006 By Graham English

This will be some of the more esoteric knowledge pertaining to absolute pitch. But nonetheless important. Keep an open mind. Silence Absolute pitch is so well disguised that almost everybody misses it completely. If you know how to listen, you'll … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Music Education, Prose Tagged With: Absolute Pitch, absolute sound, breathing, EarTrainingHacks, esoteric, perfect pitch, silence

Experiencing Stage Fright?

April 21, 2006 By Graham English

The essence of this NLP technique is to show you the crucial differences in your thinking that give your experiences meaning. Think of something that you believe or know to be true. For example, a fact like you have brown eyes or blonde hair or … [Read more...]

Filed Under: LifeHacks, Prose Tagged With: beliefs, breathing, limiting beliefs, meaning, NLP, stage fright, submodalities

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