Check Out My Nightly Ukulele Routine!
Have you ever tried playing a ukulele?
I dabbled with the piano many years ago, but never took lessons.
❤️ For Valentine’s Day in 2021, my husband gave me a beautiful teal colored ukulele. It’s something I’d been wanting, so it was the perfect gift!
⏰ Each night after exercising on the Pilates reformer, I committed to at least 5 minutes of learning how to play.
Starting out small, kept the habit alive and I was able to play for at least 5 minutes no matter what.
Watch a little sample here:
Nightly Ukulele Routine!
🎸 Once I created the nighttime routine of strumming the ukulele, the chords became easier to play, even though my forefinger was a little numb.
😊 Now I have little rubber finger covers that I wish I would’ve discovered earlier. Thank you Amazon!
It Sits in a Stand on my Desk!
💻 The 3 and 4 chord songs that I’m learning, are located on my computer, which makes it very easy to play whenever I want to.
🎵 By the way, if you know of any, I’m always searching for 3 or 4 chord (older) songs on YouTube, so I can learn even more songs.
The ukulele is the instrument of peace.
— Jake Shimabukuro
Do you play an instrument? Please leave a comment!
TOPIC: Play an Instrument by Adding a Nighttime Routine!
If you are interested in getting coached, please click the button below!
Related Posts
Why Setting Boundaries is Important!
Byron Katie says that there are "3 types of business, your business, my business and God’s business". Words to live by... There are people out there, such as your spouse, parent, boss or friend, who have a...
Choosing Empowering Language can Transform your Reality!
I was listening to a podcast episode of “I Hear You” and the subject was about empowering language. We all know people that use the word “hate” about many things they talk about. We also hear people call...
Why Resisting Anxiety Makes It Worse!
Do you know the difference between "social" and "general" anxiety? The Social Anxiety Institute describes "social" anxiety as “the fear of being judged and evaluated negatively by other people, leading to...
0 Comments