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@riccsnet in the past I had tried the notebook thing, and I printed out each day’s daily challenge. I found 2 different methods which were both helpful but neither one was very “index-able” in order to find a specific exercise after the fact…. which is why I stopped printing/organizing them, haha

The first way was to organize the daily lesson printouts by weekly chunks. This was pretty awesome because every other week focuses on flatpicking (Not my genre) alternating with fingerstyle (now that’s where it’s at!) Also as you progress through any given week, the 5 lessons for that week sort of have a common theme, same key, same open tuning, the riff goes with the Friday chord progression for that week, etc etc…. As the weeks passed, some of the material would be repeated, but not always the same 5 together in one week as originally appearing, so that made it confusing in my notebook method :/

The other way I tried was to print and group all the Monday lessons (Riffs), then the Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday ones all separated since each day of the week focused on a riff or a chord progression or a certain set of key chords, etc.

Again, both of these ways that I tried are not too index-friendly so If I was trying to find a certain exercise or open tuning batch, or specific key, I had to just keep flipping through the notebook until I found it, that is if I had already printed that one….

These days I am taking the lazy way out and I just hit the favorite button on any of the daily lessons that I really love, or on the ones I haven’t learned yet and really want to go back to and learn. I’m sure there’s alot of different ways to index these lessons so that you can find what you want easily but I’m not really a spreadsheet nerd, haha.

Good luck to you as you work through all these cool daily lessons!!! C

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