This is what I seem to have learned a lot about, learning piano (and starting) as an adult. The long-term progression. Nothing happens in a practice session. B

This is what I seem to have learned a lot about, learning piano (and starting) as an adult. The long-term progression. Nothing happens in a practice session. But each day you might notice that there is something you can do a little bit better than before. And over months you can notice even more. It's great to see some progress, but it's really over a long time scale. This year I can do more advanced patterns in the left hand than I could last year (!) etc. And it takes time to learn something new. I found an excruciatingly beautiful melody. I worked for two weeks to learn the song and I made it through the first line - the first six bars. That was great. Then the rest of the song followed, maybe two more weeks for the further 16 bars, and then a few more weeks for the other half of the song (mostly a repeat of the previous with some differences).