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All right, my friends, what's up? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards.

Welcome to another episode of the Learn Jazz Standards podcast.

It's Fast Track Friday, which is when I am giving you one strategy or one thing that's working really well for my students, especially based upon some of the questions that we've discovered over this last week. You know, in this week of the podcast, we did talk,

especially at the beginning, a little bit about mindsets, right? This idea of the way we perceive

our playing and the way we approach playing music and improving at jazz

is equally, if not more important than the actual playing the notes, right, and learning the

songs. It's super important. We even talked a little bit in one of the episodes about, you know,

which instrument you play. Like, can you play jazz on this

instrument? Well, the answer is yes, right? You can play jazz on any instrument. We can think about

playing music in different ways. We can apply things. We can, you know, the way we think about music

in general has such a high impact. So what I wanted to share with you is some mindsets that, you know,

especially when people join our inner circle membership in one of our intro courses,

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