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You are so welcome @Greg_F_Lee (and @mkjohnsons ).
Yes, that’s the fun of it. Not only is it fun because we don’t have to fret (hehehe) about what ro do everyday in our parctice, but we don’t even have to worry about getting better of if we’re “good” enough. The daily lesson is our excuse for whatever negative stuff our head is trying to feed us. Wee did the lesson? Then we did it right for that day.
Sometimes, I’m feeling so good about my guitar journey and I’m so involved in what I’m doing at that time that I hardly notice the daily lesson. I did it, but I can’t remember doing it at the end of the day except it’s checked off on the TAC site. Other times, I’m feeling discouraged about something, usually my ability or progress, and the daily lesson becomes huge. It allows me to counter the negative feelings and say “I am a guitar player and I am getting better because I did my daily lesson today”. I can’t forget that I did the daily lesson on days like that because it was the highlight of my guitar journey for that day
Anyway, I’m glad you are having more fun. I loved what @Raye had to say. Thanks for starting this thread.
MG 😀