Free Masterclass: Your Best Jazz Playing Ever

<p>Hey, my friend Brent here from LearnJazz Standards. We are continuing our themed month here in the podcast of free masterclass August, where I&apos;m giving away different masterclasses that we&apos;ve done in the past here on LearnJazz Standards. <br/><br/>Last week, we came out with a free masterclass podcast episode and we&apos;re continuing that on here in today&apos;s episode. So really excited to dive into this one. This particular masterclass was a masterclass that was conducted at our Inner Circle Retreat earlier this year. <br/><br/>Now this Inner Circle Retreat was an invite -only event for our Inner Circle members, our LearnJazz Standards Inner Circle members. So you&apos;ll hear a lot of stuff in the masterclass referring to the Inner Circle and the things that we do in the Inner Circle. <br/><br/>So of course, if that&apos;s something that you&apos;re interested in, definitely go check it out, lgsinnersercle .com, or you&apos;ll find the link to that in the description down below. And just to note, this was, of course, a live event. So it was conducted over Zoom. <br/><br/>I was sharing slide presentations and so on and so forth. So there are visual elements to it. However, the audio version of this is going to work just fine. You&apos;ll also notice as well during the masterclass that I&apos;m referring to other workshops and masterclasses that are yet to come, this being the very first masterclass we conducted during this retreat. <br/><br/>And so while we won&apos;t be giving those away, especially out of respect for our Inner Circle members who pay to attend this, you&apos;ll still get a lot of value from the material presented here at this masterclass, 100% really valuable stuff here. <br/><br/>So I hope you enjoy this masterclass. This is called your best jazz playing ever. <br/><br/><b>In this episode:</b><br/><br/>Things that hold us back from attaining our jazz goals: <br/>1. Doing the same things and expecting different results<br/>2. Unrealistic expectations<br/>3. Ineffective practicin