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Practising in twenty-minute pieces between hospital shifts

Rahul Mehta · London, UKMelody MasteryAugust 3, 20261 min readTransformation

“Structure is what makes small practice add up instead of disappear.”

As a junior doctor, Rahul could not commit to fixed class timings. What he could commit to was twenty minutes, most days, at unpredictable hours.

Session recordings, practice roadmaps, and asynchronous feedback on his uploads meant nothing was lost when he missed a live class.

Three years in, he plays at hospital events and has recorded an album of devotional melodies for his mother.

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