Yesterday, I read an article about drum corps practice techniques, and the author used the term 'cleaning the fuzz'. In the context of the article, it meant to work on a particular passage or routine to make it more precise and clear.
Activities that are 'fuzzy' lack clarity or precision, and applied, planned practice can 'cleaning the fuzz' or improve clarity and precision. Random practice is not as effective at this; you need a practice plan to show any real improvement. Set some goals, such as "I'm gonna learn this groove down pat!" and work toward the goal.
The meditation word for today is...clarity
