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5 Things I Learned the Hard Way About Guitar!

🕑 Added 2020-01-20 00:57:34 +0000 UTC

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Hey Terry, sorry to hear you're experiencing an issue. I'm happy to help you trouble shoot. I'm sending you a private message now.

Hi Rob joined your lessons page everything was fine until the 2nd payment was made. I was locked out of everthing I purchased the 15.00 program. I sent in a couple questions about it but no response. The current payment did not go through I need to change some information but if I dont get any response Ill call it quits. Liked your lessons the first couple weeks but this last month sucked. Thank You

Thanks, Rob. As a beginner to intermediate guitar player, how should I structure my practice to get optimum use of my time? Doug

Hello Rob, thanks for your tips. There are very important! Could you please create a lesson for something like the beautiful piece you are playing in this lesson? Thanks a lot

Rob, your lessons are great -- to the point, helpful, and thoughtfully constructed. Song request if I may? -- Neil Young's "Needle and the Damage Done." Thanks.

Hey Kevin, this might be what you're looking for; https://www.patreon.com/posts/fingerstyle-and-4137452

I’ve read somewhere that there’s a finger style course on this site, but I can’t find it. Can anyone enlighten me?

how can I locate a single lesson. Also, Ii would like to suggest The Rolling's Dead Flowers as s season request . Cool Country Vibe!

Awesome, I just ordered myself a new copy, I lost mine years ago. I’m going to put together a new tutorial on practice strategy and skill acquisition, I’ll let you know if I discover any other resources during my research.

Melinda Palacio

Thank you Rob. I ordered the book.

Steve Hirsh

Thank you so much Rob!

You might enjoy this video: https://youtu.be/XIJGCZlrGUg

Hey Steve, there are loads of resources on this subject, but one book that I really enjoyed was This Is Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession. It covers a lot of ground, but discusses how "practice, rather than talent, is the driving force behind musical expertise." It's an all around fascinating read.