Piper's Dojo Audio Experience

Ever been frustrated by vague, subjective feedback from a judge or teacher?  Only things that can be measured can be improved. So how do you measure your progress? We need to find ways to get an objective, pass-or-fail result.  This week, we’re diving into the sixth commandment in Andrew’s 11 Commandments of Mastery: You Shalt Practice Objectively (And Reject Subjectivity). We explore the difference between objective and subjective goals and why aspiring pipers should focus on measurable, objective criteria to improve their skills. We look at the pitfalls of practicing with vague, subjective goals and discuss the need for clear, pass-fail criteria if you want to improve.  Got a topic you’d like covered on a future episode? Leave a comment or email us: [email protected] Here’s what we cover this episode:  00:00 A Shattered Dinner Incident 00:45 The Nature of Objectivity 01:38 Philosophical Musings on Reality 02:09 Quantum Computing and Parallel Universes 03:37 Objectivity in Practice 0