Jane was an eighth-grader who loved music. She was eager to learn how to play the piano as she was smitten by its symphony. However, despite her enthusiasm, she struggled with getting the notes right. She repeatedly stumbled on the keys, and her song was nowhere near the melody. Frustrated, she considered giving up. Then one day, her music teacher saw her struggling and gave her some advice. "Jane, practicing is not about repeating the same thing over and over. It's about learning from your mistakes and improving each time," he said. "Take it slow, set small achievable goals, and most importantly, take breaks to avoid frustration." Jane took her teacher's advice to heart. She started practicing regularly, focusing on one piece at a time. She made mistakes, learned from them, and over time, her fingers began hitting the right notes more often. The power of practice had turned Jane's cacophony into a symphony.