Congratulations on making it to Day 7! You’ve now done the work. Today is about one thing: proof.
Not “it worked once” or “it works when I’m warmed up.” We want it to be stable, reliable, repeatable.
Congratulations on making it to Day 7! You’ve now done the work. Today is about one thing: proof.
Not “it worked once” or “it works when I’m warmed up.” We want it to be stable, reliable, repeatable.

By the end of Day 7, you’ll have:
Set your metronome at your best comfortable tempo today.
Go for 10 clean reps in a row.
If you miss on rep 7 or 8:
Now it's time to test it in context. Set up your phone and record 3 takes of:
If it falls apart, don't stress out. Go back and look for the "missing thought." Once you identify it, do the reps and try again.
Keep it short. This is your reusable toolkit:
Even if the spot isn't 100% yet, you now have a plan to keep improving it over time.
Once you've made progress with one spot, it's time to move on to the next.
Pick your next tiny “box” in your repertoire and write:
This is the real transformation: you’re not stuck anymore – you have a method.
Even after you've resolved a problem spot, it's going to need regular "maintenance:"
That’s enough to keep it alive without turning it into an ongoing project.
Now that you know exactly what your spot needs (shift / barre / slur / coordination), the fastest way to fix your next spot is simple: Refresh the technique on tonebase, then apply it immediately using this method.
Fill these in:
My final tempo today is: ____________________
My next spot is: ____________________
Congrats – you’ve got a system now for tackling any problem spot. Let's put it to use!
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