Layer Method student Mike makes the ol PianoFool himself smile from ear to ear:
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“Hi Tim, This layer method is awesome. I have never had formal lessons in piano, so I have never really experienced that type of frustration in the learning process. I have been a guitar player for more years than I care to remember. Guitar came to me kinda naturally so that wasn’t too much of a problem. However when I tried to learn the piano, it seemed more difficult than the self taught method at which I approached the guitar. It seemed much more difficult for some reason.
When I discovered your layer method, at first I had the natural skepticism we all have about claims of sure fire thing. Wrong! I love this method. I started realizing that the piano is not as intimidating and started to get it. I am not becoming by any means, a Van Clyburn, but I get the piano so much more than I have in the past. Your method breaks down the barriers that I ran into in the past and makes me feel more comfortable at the keys. Still much more to learn yet, but I am plugging along. I would encourage anyone who is frustrated with learning the piano to try your method and I am sure they will be amazed at the way they will learn. Like anything worth doing, you have to keep at it and this is the easiest way to do that. Thanks Tim, keep up the great service you provide for wannabe ivory ticklers like me!” Mike O’Connell
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Don’t need to say much more than that.
The fact is I could send a different testimonial every day of the year.
From previous skeptical people who now play the piano.
Were they special? Talented? Or gifted? No.
Ordinary, average folks just like you and me who decided to take action towards fulfilling their dream, hold off disbelief long enough to try, and put in the time to make it happen.
There are no shortcuts to playing the piano.
But with the Layer Method it only takes 10-15 minutes per day to be able to call yourself a piano player in a very short period of time.
It’s not magic, but it’s magical.
I can show you step by step how to do it.
But not if you’re not signed up for the Layer Method program.
Which can be done right over yonder:
