I'm not trying to ruin your relationships.
I don't want you to lose any friends either but I do need to warn you that your friends may be jealous of you once they see how much your skill level increases on the piano.
I know what you're thinking.
Sure! OK! Well that's what I initially thought too.
I thought there was nothing that could possibly take my piano skills from where they where (in the gutter) and turn me into a formidable piano player.
I'm talking horrible.
I was so bad that I didn't want to hear myself play the piano.
You might be at that same point.
You may be on the verge of quitting.
Or you may have just hit a brick wall and cannot really see anymore progress.
Yes you practice but it makes no difference.
You continue to get the same results over and over again.
You'd probably rather quit than continue on in mediocrity.
Trust me when I say I've been there and I know exactly how you feel.
I knew I needed something different, something new.
I needed something that wasn't going to just give me the right information of how to play the piano.
It's like having a manual to a nuclear reactor.
All the right information is there but you have no idea what any of it means or how to apply it.
It's the same way with the piano.
If you don't understand how to apply the information its like have a ton of fresh hot garbage.
All it takes is one piece of information that you can understand.
I learned how to play the piano using information that was not only accurate but also easy to apply.
It was such good information in fact; I have been using these techniques and methods that are so easy that a 5 year old could do them.
Again I want to let you know that your skill level can't help but to increase (your friends may be shocked at how well you play once you know this).
The technique I started using that literally turned my piano world is playing the piano by ear.
Trust me; this simple yet effective skill will boost piano skill level through the roof.