It refers to a single-minded, diligent practice where the qualifying term "just" means the practice of meditation without any intervention of ego-logical interest, concern, or desire, so that the practice remains undefiled.
Becoming an expert requires diligent practice over long periods of time, constantly pushing the body and mind to react instantly in precisely the same way each time.
A difficult truth about new musical instruments, however, is that they are often more fun to build than to play, not to mention being able to play them with the skill that comes from years of diligent practice with, say, a violin or clarinet.
"With diligent practice, I stand a chance of overtaking them," Ms Wu quoted Lin as saying.
Five days at Scratch DJ Academy had pointed him in the right direction; now all he needed was $2,000 worth of equipment, a soundproof bedroom and 18 months of diligent practice.
I'm a basketball player, so I know what diligent practice can do to improve your skills.
And according to Ducks coach Randy Carlyle, diligent practice has helped Parros become a more versatile player.
With diligent practice, it can evolve from a contrived acknowledgment of other people's feelings to the real thing.
That, plus the admittedly eccentric home schooling I provided, and his diligent practice, helped rewire his brain to a startling degree, and in time we were able to talk again, he returned to writing books, and even his vision improved.
The engaging, often spine-tingling performances that result from such diligent practice sessions attract listeners like Lynne Darcy, a New Yorker who has been coming to the festival since 1964.
However, this process requires commitment and diligent practice.
