Today is the start of a new week, which’s means a new mindset and new goals! I want everyone to pick one concept or practise on the guitar which you really struggle with, and practise that for 15 minutes every day consistently. If you would like, take a pre and post week video to see how much you improved!

I’ve noticed that there hasn’t been a lot of activity in the other discussion sections. I want to mention to everyone that you are welcomed and encouraged to share your progress and ask questions along the way of your journey! If you are enjoying this course, please feel free to fill out this Google form to share your feedback! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1IHa4U6ohCDyxOcnJYrHYaSDFRToCfvm1_I8kgPnUOj4/edit?usp=drivesdk

I want to share something I learned a very long time ago when I was first learning guitar. When I first picked up the guitar, BEFORE I even had my Fender Strat, I played my sister's acoustic guitar with an even older Hal Leonard beginner's guitar method booklet. The tip that the booklet said, "Regular practise is essential. Practising a half hour each day is better than practising two hours every four days. Find a regular time of the day that works for you." That Hal Leonard book is completely right! Many studies show that daily practise of hobbies shows an increase in interest, skill, and enjoyment for that specific hobby! Practising guitar every day, even for a short period of time, helps your practising signifigantly because of the consistency, compared to a practise session every couple of days for a longer period of time. So the takeaway from this? Find a time that works FOR YOU to practise, and split up time dedicated to theory, and time to playing songs! If you are truly enjoying this Skool community and would like to share feedback, you are welcome to fill out this Google form! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdpPHDYVDlJPBj0fBPtvT9bfG5BXhMVPJ9A8qhR7zV4gbAdkg/viewform?usp=dialog