-1.practice
 2.learn a new tab
 3.practice tab
- Ill have to practice

-time patience and practice

-The first would be to be ready for the recording at the end of the week
-The second is to practice sheet music
-A third would be to start practicing on a new piece 

-I plan to do this by practicing and taking the time out of my day to do so

I find a piece that sounds nice, then I try playing it to see if its my level of expertise, and if it is i will practice it

The first would be to practice sight reading, second would be to finish

No I didn't practice enough/didn't have enough time to 

The lack of harmony due to my failure to touch my guitar in the past week

Main problem being that I didn't practice and this continues to be my problem week after week

My performance pieces are almost never ready, but what would help this would be taking the time to actually practice

-What are 2 specific ways you can implement Chick's ideas into your own practice?
Since his advice is about stage fright it can help  when recording my performance to play better
his advice about getting familiar with the piece isn't new but is something that I should be doing more

-What is 1 questions you would ask Chick about each video's topic?
How did he get this advice? Did he just figure it out or was it taught.

-What are 2 specific ways you can implement Chick's ideas into your own practice?
The first thing I can do is control my focus when practicing and performing
A second thing I can do is start using that mindset that chick is describing

-What is 1 questions you would ask Chick about each video's topic?
like when training your eyes does one have to train their focus

-What are 2 specific ways you can implement Chick's ideas into your own practice?
The first way is to use this step by step and repeat for my next piece
A second is to use the first step being to pick a piece and stick with it 

-What is 1 questions you would ask Chick about each video's topic?
was there ever a time in which you didn't use this method or was this what you were taught

No, as I am turning in this recording in several weeks late 

anything but the obvious being that I didn't practice for this piece 

The only challenges that I faced was that I had little to no time set aside in my day for practicing thus making the performance 🤬

No, Its going to take several more hours even days in order for this piece to be playable

I had no chance of completing my goals as in terms of practicing I did none 

The recording is a mess by itself having not practiced the piece so much as once

The main difficulty that I faced was the absence of practicing form my schedule, but my real problem is that I'm simply not serious enough about playing. while I want to learn it, I know that "m never going to take it to higher places in my life

The last performance piece wasn't ready, the next performance piece still isn't ready, so this piece goes without saying.

I was able to practice more this week but out of my three goals I was cam closest to achieving the completing the piece

Looking forward the thing to focus on would be the piece overall, not each note 

While I did practice it was barely enough to get myself ready, but every step forward is progress in my eyes

no it is not ready, I would have had to practice much more but It should be better than the last few

Goal one is to finish the theme of love as im coming very close to completing it and I would simply like to get it done.
Goal two would be to start working on the piece Village Dalhi
Goal three is to practice every day this week

to accomplish these goals I need to accomplish the third goal I set for this week

Not yet but, practice makes perfect.

The first goal is to find the places that I'm uncomfortable with in my current piece and practice them
The second is to begin playing my current piece with tempo and rhythm of the piece
The third is to begin playing through my next piece

By taking the time every day this week to practice and make these goals happen

I think so, but Mr. Bernstein doesn't. While we both agree that it is making substantial progress I still need to work on it

I was able to complete goals 1 and 3, and according to Meat Loaf " …two out of three ain't bad."

Again, I would tell you to pay attention to the piece as a whole as I am actually very excited how close I am to finishing this piece

Many of my challenges where due to my job but through the power of staying up late, I was still able to practice.

I believe so, but the approval of Mr. Bernstein would be good as well.

The first goal would be to finish the first four measures of Vincent 
The second would be to separately practice the vocal pieces
A third is to work the last kinks out of theme of love

The one thing that I need to do is set aside time for practice

My performance is ready as I can play it to my satisfaction,... but it could be better

-As a first goal, I would like to continue practicing the Vincent piece
-For a second, I would like to find what range my voice is for the vocals of the piece
-Thirdly, I would like to practice a continuing piece for the tabs on the drive

-A step I would need to take is to put aside time for practicing my pieces

-One of my tablatures is closer to being performance ready than Vincent is, but I need more time practicing.

I was not able to meet my goals due to my inability to practice and I underestimated the overall difficulty of the piece

No I barley practiced at all and my piece got worse

My piece got worse

Main one being I didnt practice which went unresolved

No, I must practice

Practice first three measures of Mipha theme
practice tempo
sightreading parts i know

yes but not very ready

working on the pacing for miphas theme 
practicing the secon page
 just practicing in general

Setting time apart for practicing this week
Using the 5 penny method
incorporating sight reading into performance

Step one: Practice 

Yes but not up to my standards