One of my previous articles begins with "practice is a dirty word". The realization that you'll have to put in the time (in particular, hours) to get the results you want, stop many dead in their tracks before they even set foot near their instrument. It gets all too easy to 'do it later/tomorrow/in the coming days/week' etc. Before you know, what you should and could have done today becomes what you definitely should have done this WEEK, but as yet, you still haven't 'got round to doing'.
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