If you have ever wanted to be more persuasive in anything then you MUST read this email from start to finish.
Here’s why.
It literally shares with you, one 27 word sentence, that will give you unlimited influence in anything you want moving forward.
Be forewarned. Only use this knowledge for good.
I came across a book the other day by a master of persuasion. Blair Warren has studied human behavior and persuasion for many years and has condensed the art of persuasion to one 27 word sentence.
Here it is:
“People will do anything for those who encourage their dreams, justify their failures, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions, and help them throw rocks at their enemies”.
Read that again:
“People will do anything for those who encourage their dreams, justify their failures, allay their fears, confirm their suspicions, and help them throw rocks at their enemies”
Do you see the power in those 27 words?
Think about the last time you were persuaded to do something. I bet you can find, within that interaction, at least 2 or 3 things mentioned in the 27 word sentence.
There’s so much power in that sentence it’s actually overwhelming. Think of all the different ways you could use it in life to persuade or influence.
Family
Friends
Co-workers
Spouse
Children
Strangers
All for good of course! 😉
What’s this have to do with piano?
Not sure.
But I do know a few things for certain.
There’s a lot of information out there about how to learn to play the piano. And at times it absolutely confusing. Where to start, who to trust, etc… but you are right for trying to sift through it. It’s important and playing the piano with both hands is a worthy dream to have, and absolutely doable. Regardless of age, natural talent, or musical background.
The truth is, you were probably taught wrong. Well not wrong, but just not right for you. Most traditional teachers (not all, but most) only know one way from point A to B, and it’s NOT really set up for adults who want to learn now and don’t want to wait 12 years.
And once you are shown how easy it can be to learn by simply looking at the piano differently then you start to take off on your own and play what you want to play. Is it hard? No. Does it take practice? Yes. 10-15 minutes a day of consistent practice and you will be playing. Like Beethoven? No… Like you.
Traditional lessons are not designed to teach adults how to play piano. It’s okay and you have to accept that if you are going to finally take the next step to start playing.
And I offer you a solution…
…it’s called the Layer Method of Piano Program. There’s no risk, it’s guaranteed to work for you, and comes with everything you need to learn. No additional monthly add-ons.
You can get it here:
