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There is so much good advice here. What a nice group of people!
Most importantly: be kind with yourself – you’ve already accomplished a lot!
Some other thoughts:
— It’s OK to just dabble in the skill courses. If you can do the first couple lessons, that’s awesome! If they get frustrating, do something more fun and less frustrating. Then you can come back down the road and hit the harder ones and they will seem easier. And I mean weeks to months later, not, like, tomorrow. 🙂
— Do the daily challenges that you like. You’ll know in the first couple minutes if it’s something that will click or not. Skip the ones that are over your head, and just do something fun for the rest of your ten minutes. The daily exercises all come back around sooner or later, so you can try the harder ones on the return.
— If you’ve done the 30 days plus the next six chords, you have the tools to play a huge array of songs. The “Strumming Kickstart” is pretty fun and a good way to get used to different strumming patterns. After that, if you don’t like what TAC is serving up on any particular day, play a song you enjoy!
You’ve got this! Do what is fun and rewarding, and shelve what is not. The shelved stuff will wait patiently for you until you’re at the right point in your guitar journey!