The ability to practice well is an important tool for every musician. So why not put that skill to use on useful aspects of your life other than music? Here are 10 things you can practice to improve that will either make you more efficient with your time, leave you better prepared to do the important work, or improve your relationships and your marketability as a musician. If you want to be a successful well-rounded musician, make sure you're exploring these non-musical skills with as much intention as your instrument.
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