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Everybody will progress at their own pace, of course. The idea is to put 10 minutes a day into your daily routine. Of course no one is really going to become a great guitar player playing 10 minutes a day, especially if they’re brand new to guitar. The 30 days is great because it gives you all the basic concepts, while also giving you some time to toughen up your fingers. Move on to the next section and try that, but then keep going back to what you previously learned. If you want to become proficient , you need to put in the time ( yup….more than 10 minutes a day !). I know some people may be obsessed with perfecting a skill before they move on, but, personally, I’d find it boring practicing one thing over and over. There are still things I don’t do perfectly on the guitar, but I’m picking up new things all the time. The dexterity I learn from the new things I try seem to help with improving the things I haven’t perfected yet. You will find things you learn quickly, and things you struggle with. But your brain is learning patterns and each time, the pattern will come to you more quickly. Just have fun with it !