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@Rob503 Welcome to the TAC Community! I think it’s great that you’ve dusted off the ol’ guitar that was sitting in the corner collecting cobwebs to give it a go at playing.
I’d like to start by saying, be kind to yourself. You’re only in the first 30 days. If it were “easy” everyone would simply pick up an instrument or foreign language and begin playing or speaking fluently. It would be nice, but that isn’t the case. It takes time, work, practice, and more practice to develop a skill. You will develop the skill if you keep at it. Give it a true go for a minimum of 10 minutes per day. Most people go longer than that, but as long as you commit to 10:minutes each day, you will improve. After the 10 minutes, mark a lesson complete. You can keep working on it, but don’t let perfection hold you up fro progression. We strive for progression over perfection here, and you will get better as time goes on. The guitar is not an easy instrument to learn, but it is so fulfilling once you’ve mastered it. The acoustic guitar, in general, is such a beautiful instrument. Remind yourself often why you wanted to play.
Hang in there, and try and have some fun with it, and you will have so,e aha moments and surprise moments as you continue to move along.