I’ve been working with a bunch of my 1:1 students lately on actually seeing the notes on the neck… not just shapes. It’s been one of the biggest turning points in their playing. So I recorded a simple walkthrough that shows you how the fretboard fits together and why writing the notes out (before you play them) makes everything so much easier to understand. ⬇️ You’ll find the full lesson here, and the PDF for the exercise is waiting for you in the classroom. #Seeing the Fretboard (This Changed Everything) Give it a try, and if anything feels unclear, feel free to ask questions below - happy to help! 🙌

If a guitar isn't in your hands what are you doing? No work doesn't count 😆 I guarantee a few of us have similar hobbies and passions. Share them down below. As always... I'll go first. For me it's cooking 🥘 I used to hate it and never do it. But I realized I had to eat everyday and decided to learn to make at least a few thing... Turned out once I got going it was really fun!

What's the best meal you cook? I've been cooking a lot lately for my wife and I because I find it fun, but I'm in a rut. I've been making the same things over and over again, and burger tacos are great, but I'd love to hear what you guys make and what's your specialty. Mine is a homemade crunch wrap supreme. It doesn't look like much in the picture. But it's fire 🔥

Where are you from? What's the weather like? And what are your thermostat at? I was just talking with a friend about this yesterday. We live in Arizona where it gets really hot, and I know people that keep their air conditioner set above 80. I don't think I would make it with it being 82 inside and 116 outside. Ours is usually at 76, sometimes cooler at night. How about you?

Here’s a little game of guess your generation 🙃 Here’s the rules: 1️⃣ Down below post a gif that is exclusive to your generation. 2️⃣ Based on that info we will all try to guess your your generation. This should be a fun one. 😆 I'll go first 👇