anjou spiralbound

here's how a notabl_ practice journal guides you to practice smarter, stop wasting time, and see results sooner: 

1) plan your practice
write down first what you plan on doing - be as detailed or as flexible as you'd like
(this step is often overlooked and underpredicted)

2) do it
actually do what you said you were going to do and don't give into impulses while practicing - trust what you wrote down and stick to it


3) make notes on what went well
people spend too much time thinking about what they need to improve on and not celebrating enough what they're good at

4) make notes on what to improve
this sets you up for the next day of practice

5) complete a recap at the end of the week
weekly recaps bring you clarity, accountability, connection to your music/instrument, and sets up your goals for next week

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for around 25cents a day this is one of the best investments you can make with yourself to practicing better and becoming the musician you want to be

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4-months of daily pages and weekly recaps

room for notes in the back

every daily page has either a practice tip for any level of musician, a fact about a classical music composer or a quote

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notabl_ uses a b-corp certified print-on-demand company so each journal is made near you - just for you

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