- Pick something you'd like to improve - Set timer for minimum 10 mins - Share your results in the comments with a short video/audio file/comment about your observations Please Remember: - Showing up is the most important part - Fail often and learn from the failures - Sharing even when you're learning/sucking makes improving faster - Cheer each other on! Happy Practicing!

I want to write riffs like “Northern Attitude” by Noah Kahan and it be second nature. How do I do this?

I’ve missed y’all! Trying to get streaming in the studio but this is the next best thing I can do for y’all :) I’ll be looping and shredding with new arrangements I’ve been testing at shows.

A huge upgrade to the community has happened!!! You can now upload your videos directly to skool and no longer have to do our YouTube work around. This is going to be massive for us sharing our music and reducing friction for learning :) Miss y’all! I’m almost finished my hardest performance section of the year and then we will be jumping back into streams, community challenges and growth! Here’s some clips from my last concert so you know I haven’t been hiding and doing nothing hahaha 🤣

I was discussing with @Kaleb Blankenship and @Steven Shen about speed and shredding during our coaching calls. Here is an example of where speed matters in a solo, pay attention to the crowds reaction to when they actually are impressed by it. Normally we will want to get fast licks under our belt but you’ll notice that none of the crowd reacts to them but when I just tremello pick one note everyone gets a chance to process it and then react to it. This is how you can connect to your audience with solos that impress lots of people not just guitarists.