Hey Peter.

Hey.

If you had five hours today to practice the piano, what would you play?

Ooh.

Oh.

Don't give me a big open palette like that big guy.

I don't know what I can do.

This is the problem.

And here's the solution.

Z with a Z.

Okay. with a Z. I'm Adam Mattis.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear podcast.

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We're getting so arty with our intros. Like they're getting kind of, it's like, it's like a black and white film in the 70s. Grainy. Yeah, it's like it's where they're just getting to this like absurdist point where what we say. They're like ultra introspective, right? You have to like kind of read between the words what what we're trying. No, it's not really. Well, you're making it sound so much more sophisticated than it may be because I read a recent description in the YouTube comments that our intros were more like Jim Halpert and Michael Scott from the office. And I don't know who was who, but you're looking at the camera. It's not on today. But I don't know which one of us is which. I'm hoping I'm Jim Halpert. I guess he's a little cooler, but I'm a little fearful that I might be Michael Scott. I mean, you do have a mug that says world's best podcaster. Well, that's my mug. Hello. I thought one so today we're talking we're just gonna

just gonna avoid that all together today we're talking about how to maximize long practice

sessions we had an episode a couple weeks ago about what to do if you had 10 or 15 minutes yeah

and I thought you know what we've never really talked about is what if you have two hours or

three hours or four hours or

five hours like you can mess that up too like oh yeah you can i've messed up both come on now you know what

there's there's a i've heard this thing the other day about like you know we often say that time

is our most valuable resource but actually that's not true because how many times money is our most valuable oh, but actually, that's not true.

Money is our most valuable. Oh, no. Sorry.

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