Welcome! This is a private space for self-taught ʻukulele players who want a solid foundation without losing the fun. Before you post: read the [HOUSE RULES]. Step 1️⃣ Say hi Comment with your: - Name - Where you’re from - How long you’ve been playing Step 2️⃣ Tell me your #1 stuck point Chords, strumming, picking, rhythm, learning songs, gear… anything. Got a question? Post it anytime and tag me. Step 3️⃣ Get your first win Start the [CRASH COURSE] here! Goal: play your first FULL song. Glad you’re here. 🤙

In case anyone has any doubts, @Lacie Forde can play! Here's the video of her playing Auld Lang Syne. This was the first user video ever posted, but it was in the comments of a post I did and so hard for me to find! @Lacie Forde let me know if this is too much, I'll take it down, no problem at all. I'm just SO PROUD of you for stepping up and out of your comfort zone to post this. You did so good and I can't wait to work with you!

Here's an exercise I FORGOT about from my college guitar days, applied to ʻukulele. Thanks to @Jake Galambos for reminding me! For all my private lesson peeps, please take a look at this and USE it! It literally helps everything with your fretting hand. @Mark Lawrence @Miri L @Joelle Gomez @Rutendo Mazengura @Adam Knight @Dawn Alvan @Lacie Forde @Teddie Vee

Aloha mai @Jodie Kelley 🤙 glad you joined! Retired respiratory therapist + ‘ukulele player of 12 years is a VERY good combo in here 😄 And yeah — getting out of the “same stuff” loop is a real thing. Start here first: pinned Start Here post → intro comment → Crash Course link inside. Actually, what style and/or genres do you already play?