Amy Naylor
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What comes after Handpanuary?
🕑 Added 2025-01-27 17:42:12 +0000 UTCDear Patrons,
Thank you so much for your continued support this month, it has been an incredible journey so far and I can't believe it will be over in just a few days...
Those of you who joined in through the WhatsApp group, wow, what a beautiful community you have created. You are all amazing!
But it doesn't stop here... I want to keep this community together, I want to keep holding each other accountable for maintaining a regular practice and supporting each other. So I've come up with a new project.
Every month, starting in February, I will give you a "calendar" page. Or rather, a monthly practice plan. Each month will be themed and will take from my huge directory of YouTube videos. I know it's tricky to navigate which ones to start with sometimes, and what journey to take, so I'm doing that job for you.
So, on the first of February, I will post here (for all paid members) the above PDF with links to a new video (or videos) each week. I invite you to keep track of your progress together in the WhatsApp group (again, accessible to paid members) and continue this incredible practice throughout the rest of this year.
If you are here as a free Patreon member, please consider supporting me for as little as Β£1 to get access to this new project. Once February is over, this will be exclusive to the "supporter" tier and above, but for now I'm keeping it as accessible as possible by making it available on the lowest tier, so it's a good time to dive in! Once you join, you will have access to every month for as long as you're subscribed.
More to come in Feb. For now, here's a little teaser of what the month will look like.
Also, for those of you in the "Student" tier, regular Friday tutorials will resume this week!
Big hugs,
Amy
Comments
Amy Naylor
Hi Judith, the WhatsApp group is accessible via any paid tier. If you sign up as a paid member, you will find the WhatsApp link in the most recent post
Judith
Still wondering where to join the WhatsApp Group? π€
Syl
Thank you Amy. I am exited to go on learning afterter your lovely hanpanuary
robin oude kempers
Hello! just started today as a friend of Handpanuary. Learning a lot and looking forward to february! π₯³ Amy thanks for all your work and inspiration! ππ«Ά
Kyle Bailey
Word!. You're doing great. Keep going.
Amy Naylor
Thanks so much Anett!
Amy Naylor
Haha yes! You'll get full access on the first of Feb. It's a PDF with links etc
Kyle Bailey
Is the document blurry on purpose?
Anett Shabani
I haven't used the notes until now, but experiencing the community and appreciating the amazing work you do, I happily sign up to support you and to keep learning more.
Amy Naylor
Yay! I'm so glad you're enjoying π€
Santo__74
Thank you Amy for this incredible work. Your precious contributions to the Handpanuary are giving me a lot of new ideas that I am applying and adapting to the RAV Moon that I recently purchased. Warm greetings from Italy π€.
Amy Naylor
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Amy Naylor
Thanks Andy! It's such a pleasure
Amy Naylor
Thanks Jan π₯° excited to continue!
Amy Naylor
It's the community that makes it so good π
irene alef
You are so fantastic, Amy β₯οΈ Thanks so much for this opportunity to continue!
Malo
Thank you sooo mich π
Fabrizio Stivanello
Thank you Amy for this opportunity. The combination of class and real community is something that was missing in other places
Denise
This sounds awesome ππΌ looking forward to this extended learning π
jan dee
Itβs great to stay connected- I joined Patreon and love the notes. Itβs a wonderful idea to guide us through your many postings, as its been pretty random for me, before joining. Have we told you lately how really amazing you are? Gratitudeβ¦From Canada β₯οΈ
Judith
looking forward to continue learning from you :-) - thank you Amy!
Andy Morgan
This looks and sounds amazing and a great challenge to keep my learning moving forward. Handpanuary has been a great and enjoyable experience. Thank you for your hard work.
Denise Meador
Thank you so much Amy. You are an amazing person and teacher.
Amy Naylor
Ha! Also a great option
Colin Dymond
That sounds great. I was going to do last years handpanuary
