At fifteen, he worried online about his commitment to practicing, and added that, although he had sometimes been encouraged by Juilliard alumni to apply there, he wondered if, "deeeeeeeeep down," he really wanted to go.
He advises her to make a commitment to practicing body awareness.
Now, some 18 months later, he can coax recognizable music from the cello, thanks to his commitment to practice.
A more solid indication of Stevens's commitment to practice what it preaches is its redoubled efforts to launch institute-generated technology companies, even at the expense of current programs.
We understand our commitment to that dào as a commitment to practice and transmit it correctly where the standard of 'correct' is itself either enshrined in a past practice or in natural utility.
A commitment to practice supported this improvement path.
None of this seemed terribly disruptive, although I recognized that a shift was happening in my commitment to practice.
Showing kindness to others is possible when we make a commitment to practice loving-kindness and well-wishing, regardless of the difficulty or disappointment of the situation.
Students in the Harmony Program hail from 36 different public schools, 5 charter schools, and 2 parochial schools, and are chosen based on their level of interest and commitment to practice, and not on talent.
Because of the commitment to practice involved in the present trial (self-practice of 45 to 60 minutes daily for eight weeks) and the duration of the trial (six months), whereby there was the potential for a significant attrition, we targeted a trial recruitment of 50 per group for 100 in total.
According to Wenger, project teams and informal networks rely on specific goals and mutual need respectively to hold them together, whereas members of a CoP are united by an ongoing commitment to practice, a galvanizing collective consciousness, and a strong sense of belonging [ 2].
