Getting Back on Track
Restarting Without Starting Over
3 min read · Optional Library lesson
There's no rule that says a gap erases what came before it. The repetitions you already practiced happened, and the familiarity they built is still there.
Restarting is mostly logistical: reattach the cue, shrink the size, practice twice this week.
Key takeaways
- A gap is a pause, not a reset.
- Two practices this week is a real restart.
- Skip the make-up work — just resume.