@Miri L Okay sounds good to me! I'll leave this up so everyone has a chance to vote throughout the week. But so far it might just be Riptide or I'm Yours.

@Gary Lee That's a solid plan

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@Maria Tereza Goncalves I see, that's okay! ʻUkulele is really simple. It can obviously get really complex, but the basics are very easy. It's a good stepping stone to guitar as well. Whenever you're ready, we'd love to have you jump in! Ask any questions you have.

@Maria Tereza Goncalves I do know a bit about hoʻoponopono. There’s a lot of grifters out there that claim to teach it but it’s WAY off from what it actually is supposed to look like. For example, traditionally, no apologies nor forgiveness was ever required.

@Mario Henrique Ok, got it! That's actually a technically perfect way to approach it. However, it can be incredibly frustrating. Have you tried to keep playing all the way through, even with the mistakes?

@Mario Henrique That's good. I usually suggest a good mix of both. This sounds more like a finger dexterity issue to me, not just muscle memory. Check out #Drills/Exercises in the Classroom tab. The "Do this and you WILL get better" video has an exercise that's helping me even now to deal with similar issues I run into sometimes.