It's habit forming!
Jan. 10th, 2010 02:09 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
brynndragonI have to say, 6 Changes is pretty appealing to me - there are certainly some things I want to pick up and develop as daily habits. The biggest problem I can see with it for me is maintaining focus, since it's extremely slow-paced. But that's where things like triggers and public accountability (hi! ;) come in, so it should work.
The first habit I want to work on is playing the fiddle for at least half an hour every day. So starting next Monday I'm going to spend a week tuning my fiddle every day. Each week I'll move on to the next step: playing through a scale, playing through a song, playing through a song twice, playing through a song twice and another song once, playing for at least 15 minutes, playing for at least 20 minutes, playing for at least 30 minutes. Starting next Monday there will be daily status updates on these steps as they go. When I've made playing the fiddle a daily habit I'm going to reward myself by taking up fiddle lessons again (if I can afford them) and possibly looking for pub sessions to join in on.
The first habit I want to work on is playing the fiddle for at least half an hour every day. So starting next Monday I'm going to spend a week tuning my fiddle every day. Each week I'll move on to the next step: playing through a scale, playing through a song, playing through a song twice, playing through a song twice and another song once, playing for at least 15 minutes, playing for at least 20 minutes, playing for at least 30 minutes. Starting next Monday there will be daily status updates on these steps as they go. When I've made playing the fiddle a daily habit I'm going to reward myself by taking up fiddle lessons again (if I can afford them) and possibly looking for pub sessions to join in on.
