And before you say "not often enough", I think we should take some time to be kind to ourselves. Because it's not easy to practice when other priorities get in the way. Like family, the job, walking the dog, and a hundred other things. So whatever your answer here is, it's totally fine. I'm just curious. For me it varies a lot. I try to get at least 2 - 3 sessions in per week even when i'm busy. And when i'm not busy i practice every day. It all depends on the season. How about you?

The silent killer of progress, you need to hear today. One of the biggest reasons people stop making progress on guitar, is because they stop having fun. It sounds simple, but it matters more than anything else. If picking up your guitar feels like a chore, your progress is going to fizzle out. Not all at once, but little by little until you're barely playing at all. The only thing that really keeps you moving forward is being excited to play. When you're looking forward to picking up the guitar, even if it's just for a few minutes, that excitement keeps the momentum going. And progress follows. So if your practice has felt boring, frustrating, or just flat lately, drop a comment and let me know what your routine looks like. I’ll help you find that spark again and show you how to add in a layer of fun that makes you want to play. Let’s get back to the version of guitar that lights you up. You in?

One of the most common problem I've seen over the last 17 years of teaching guitar... Not knowing what to practice. I wish I could blame it all on the Internet, but in reality it isn't knowledge overload or even distraction. It's generalization. I'm sure you've heard it as much as I have, just practice and you'll get better. Practice what? Scales? Exercises? Chords? Learning Theory? Strumming? Picking? You get the idea 😂 Well, I have had enough of it, so I glued my butt to a seat for a month and wrote what I've dubbed the "Perfect Practice Planner." No more generalized marketing BS. to try and and attract every 20 year old with a guitar in their closet. Real, actionable, and detailed steps to get you enjoying guitar again. Best part... Knowing exactly what to do every time you pick up your guitar. Other best part... It's all centered on the current song your trying to learn. Other other best part... It's free and I want to walk you through the entire thing together over a free 1 on 1 lesson. Comment ' I'm in " down below and I'll send you a copy and the link to my private calendar. What are you waiting for? There is music to be made!!!

Hey Everyone, We’ve gained so many new members, I thought it would be cool for everyone to post their location in the comments. More importantly… What’s the coolest thing you like to do in your city? I’ll go first!!!