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    FEAR Setting

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    This document provides advice for how to prevent problems and repair damage. To prevent issues, one should practice more, compare their progress over time, and set concrete goals. Even partial success could mean overcoming fears, improving skills, and setting personal standards. If problems do occur, one can limit the scope of damage, ask others for help, and consider alternative career paths. The costs of inaction include lack of improvement, unhealthy habits, and losing passion.

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    This document provides advice for how to prevent problems and repair damage. To prevent issues, one should practice more, compare their progress over time, and set concrete goals. Even partial success could mean overcoming fears, improving skills, and setting personal standards. If problems do occur, one can limit the scope of damage, ask others for help, and consider alternative career paths. The costs of inaction include lack of improvement, unhealthy habits, and losing passion.

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    This document provides advice for how to prevent problems and repair damage. To prevent issues, one should practice more, compare their progress over time, and set concrete goals. Even partial success could mean overcoming fears, improving skills, and setting personal standards. If problems do occur, one can limit the scope of damage, ask others for help, and consider alternative career paths. The costs of inaction include lack of improvement, unhealthy habits, and losing passion.

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    This document provides advice for how to prevent problems and repair damage. To prevent issues, one should practice more, compare their progress over time, and set concrete goals. Even partial success could mean overcoming fears, improving skills, and setting personal standards. If problems do occur, one can limit the scope of damage, ask others for help, and consider alternative career paths. The costs of inaction include lack of improvement, unhealthy habits, and losing passion.

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    PREVENT REPAIR

    DEFINE
    What would I do prevent, or minimize the Worst-case scenario happens, what can I do to
    Things that could go wrong
    likelihood/effects repair the damage? Who can I ask for help?
    Cost of Inaction
    What mightinbewhatever
    the benefits of attempting/partial success?
    Not being talented instrument you  Practice more  Limitation
    If you avoid this action/decision, to would
    what pieces your
    you can/can’t playin
    life look like
    Base hits, not a home run
    play  Compare yourself from a year ago, see  short/long
    Don’t playterm?
    the pieces you can’t play, don’t
    how much you’ve progressed hurt yourself in the process
     Picking concrete goals to work towards  Different career path but ending up with
    Partial Success  Not improving at all
    vs having the nebulous idea of feeling another stable plan for your future, and
     Overcoming the fear of being not good enough  You wouldn’t even know your own
    worthy knowing thatlimit; wouldn’t
    you can prove/disprove
    still succeed in a
     Get a lot farther than you have/you were before your own assumption different field
     Set your own standards rather than basing it off of others’  Long term – unhealthy mental habits
     Mentors who can help you gain
     You can learn something/more about yourself  Losing your love for music
    perspective being so wrapped up in the
    in general
     Mindset of “if I’m making music that’s a good thing” negative

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