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Hi @BarbaraM , I have been at the place you are describing. The honest, quick answer: keep going. I found later the thing that moves me out of that phase. Had to go through it a few times to figure it out. What is your most favorite thing you play on your guitar…right now…today? When it all turns gray, go back to that to reinvigorate with saturated color. For me early on it was the finger picking waterfall exercise in G (and I am a flatpicker). I loved the sound but more importantly for me…I loved the tactile experience. So what is it..,your favorite thing? Dig in a little and find out why…then follow that rabbit hole in the context of the daily challenges and see where it overlaps. I hope that makes sense. Additionally, there is a whole underlying question here but it goes pretty deep. I remember when Tony asked me Why I wanted to play guitar. I would answer and there was always a follow up why. It took me a good while to figure out what was the power source driving my desire to learn. Getting in touch with that ended my slow descents into gray. This was kinda difficult. The results worth every bead of worry I sweated out! : )