My student doesn’t have a piano. But he still decided to practice 15 minutes a day in school. This was the end result!

Family! What is one win you had this week? It could be in Life or music. Big or small. We celebrate progress here. Drop your win and hype up someone else. I’ll start with mine in the comment section.

Hey family! I want to share with you all the major goal of the COPET Method. Which stands for the composer, oriented, piano expression, and technique method. My major goal is for the COPET Method to be a staple in not just learning piano but for alllllll INSTRUMENTS through the means of emotional storytelling.

Family, I couldn’t sleep. I’ve been thinking about the COPET Method — and how it can help you connect even deeper to your sound. In the attached file is the Intro to my newly released Piano x Hip-Hop album:“The Meditations: Part 1 — The War Within.” As you listen, you’ll get a deeper sense of who I am — not just as a pianist, but as a composer and creator of the COPET Method itself. When you’re done, come back here and drop your thoughts 👇 1. What emotion or image did the intro bring up for you? 2. How do you feel the piano and production blend together? 3. What part hit you the hardest — and why? Can’t wait to read what you all felt.— Cliff 🎹

Family — let’s celebrate some progress. It doesn’t matter how big or small it feels… progress is progress. Maybe you nailed a scale that used to trip you up. Maybe your tone finally started feeling warm instead of stiff. Maybe you just sat down and practiced even when you didn’t feel like it. Or even if it’s not music related! Drop your wins below. 👇 Drop it in the comments: - What did you improve this week? - What helped you do it — a drill, mindset shift, or piece you’re working on? I’ll be reading and replying to every single one — let’s make this thread a reminder that small daily wins compound into mastery. 🔥 Bonus: If you want me to personally listen to a clip and give feedback, mention “Feedback Please” in your comment and I’ll check it out. Let’s build momentum together — the goal is consistency, not perfection.