If you have failed at learning piano before then you need to read what Martin has to say.
Here it tis:
“All my life I wanted to learn to play the piano and several times I started taking lessons. But it actually never brought me the joy that I expected. Also, I was visiting 30 to 50 countries a year as a tv-host and professional race driver, my calendar never allowed me to plan my lessons regularly. Then I discovered “Pianofool“, which presented the perfect solution. An efficient method to learn to play the piano, step by step, without difficult theory to learn. I got even more enthusiastic when I found out Tim reads and answers all the emails personally. For me it was important to know, that “Pianofool” is not some big company with just a marketing strategy. Tim is someone who really cares for his students. Now my race career is ending soon, I started my own theater show and play live on stage. My progressions are just amazing! I know this all sounds like a commercial, but I’m just writing how it is. Pianofool helps me to live my dream. Thanks Tim! ” Martin Utberg TV-host Top Speed TV
Did you catch it?
Very first line.
“All my life I wanted to learn piano and several times I started taking lessons. But it actually never brought me the joy I expected…”
Do you connect with that?
I sure did.
I failed three times before stumbling onto the Layer Method of Piano.
I want you to know one thing for sure.
It’s not your fault.
You just haven’t found the right piano teaching method to fit your learning style. Maybe you have been trying free piano lessons online.
And that’s okay.
Unless you’re just lazy, then nothing can solve that.
But if you are willing to practice 10-15 minutes per day, you will be successful at playing the piano with the Layer Method.
It’s Thursday.
By this time next week you could have a whole new outlook on the piano.
You could literally be playing (or some form of it) the piano with both hands by Monday.
It probably won’t sound awesome that quick, but you will be amazed at your progress.
Already have the Layer Method?
Then get to practicing.
If you don’t, then you can get to playing here:
