Short and swet tips to help you with your guitar learning!
Guitar Learning Tip #42
You will need to use a variety of Metrics to gauge you playing progress. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #41
Define carefully your SPECIFIC Weaknesses – […]
Guitar Learning Tip #40
For most guitar playerrs, being frustrated about your guitar playing, means: “I Do not know what to do next to get better!” […]
Guitar Learning Tip #39
Tracking results and using Metrics is VERY important – most players measure only technique. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #38
To Sustain your motivation you need to have IN BETWEEN goals during your journey to guitar mastery. Some examples: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #37
Your ACTUAL social networks – family, friends, work buddies and significant other can make you or break you in your quest to become a great player. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #36
People that make inn Music Business are those that DO NOT let everyday life troubles sidetrack them from their goals. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #35
What separates the advanced players – […]
Guitar Learning Tip #32
A Guitar Coach has 4 immediate uses – which! are exactly the same as a Doctor’s: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #31
A great Guitar Coach is like a great TAXI -11 driver: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #30
Give yourself the Permission to be Human. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #29
The BANE of existence of aspiring guitarists are their Ego Defense Mechanisms & Endless Excuses. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #28
The most UNHAPPY guitar players are the ones in the “middle” ground – the ones that have put some effort in their playing but not enough to have gotten real results… […]
Guitar Learning Tip #27
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Guitar Learning Tip #26
Once you get access to professional coaching, there are only 3 REAL Success Mechanisms: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #25
There are 3 kinds of Music theory skill you need to develop and NONE of them REQUIRE a guitar to practice them… […]
Guitar Learning Tip #24
Your personal artistic vision can be realized only AFTER you have the basics handled – […]
Guitar Learning Tip #23
A guitar teacher with ONE amazing student – usually means a talented STUDENT. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #22
A competent guitar coach will help you STREAMLINE your learning and […]
Guitar Learning Tip #21
A task like mastering guitar is time-displaced at least 5-8 years in the future. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #20
Your audience cares about how well you play – NOT how you learned. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #19
The ABSOLUTE best investment you can do for your music right now is to […]
Guitar Learning Tip #18
Here is my equipment guidelines for my own coaching students: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #17
A good instrument HELPS you get better – it is NOT a reward for becoming better – it is PART of the PROCEDURE! […]
Guitar Learning Tip #16
When it comes to the final skill of someone that has started to play/practice guitar, Talent is almost irrelevant – […]
Guitar Learning Tip #15
My definition of a guitar player with a Bad Attitude: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #14
When it comes to getting better at your guitar playing and developing your musical skills, […]
Guitar Learning Tip #13
Perseverance is one of the most important attributes to have when learning to play Electric Guitar. […]
Guitar Learning Tip #12
An excellent way to see if your guitar teacher is competent: […]
Guitar Learning Tip #11
The most important reason to start working with a competent guitar coach is the FEEDBACK he will provide on things you THINK you got right but did not. […]