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Skill Set Lessons
I’m not stuck, but have a question about proceeding. On the skill set lessons do I treat them the same as daily lessons, put in at least 10 minutes and move on, or should I spend the time it takes to get each lesson very fluid and on auto-pilot before moving to the next lesson? I want to get the most out of the skill set lessons that I can. What is the accepted plan of attack that would put my effort toward the most success with these lessons?
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Bill, I read your post. If I could give a “heart” or a “really truly” symbol, I would.
I’m curious who will give you that answer – but maybe it has to come from within.
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This reply was modified 5 years ago by Bill_Brown.
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Hiyas William 🙂 Good question. Since the skill lessons will always be there, you really can do them at the pace you are most comfortable with. It takes time to get to the “auto pilot” stage so to speak. It never hurts to push yourself forward while knowing you can always go back 😉 Trust yourself. These courses really help you build a foundation that will aid you in the Dailies and any other guitar path you take along the way.
Not sure if I gave an answer, but you can take the pressure off yourself and have fun with it 😉
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Thanks @Bill Brown and @Michael-K73. I’ll work through them at my own pace, and will probably be revisiting them at different times to see what improvements have developed from the last visit. I have seen the magic happen when things fall into place just by doing the daily lessons. One thing feeds another without really knowing it is happening. Well, back to the lessons, got a couple of cats to skin.
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