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I’m new here and really not understanding how this all works. Do we complete the daily challenge and then move to a lesson or should I be doing lessons with daily challenge?
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Welcome to TAC @tagcondakotahoo-com The daily lessons are skill builders. If you have the time, do both. What you may want to do instead of the general lessons is the 30 days to play and the daily lessons. The 30 days to play will get you up to speed. Just my 2 cents. 😊🧙♂️😎
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One way is to look at it like a smorgasbord. There will be a main course (the daily challenge or 30 days to play) and a smattering of other delights for you to browse through. If you don’t like it move to something else.
Tony has said that you don’t need to have the daily challenge down to complete it. When you have spent 10mins on it you have earned the right to click that “completed” button.
Pick and choose what appeals to you. If you get overwhelmed spend 10 mins on the daily challenge or 30 days to play, and feel good that you have achieved that.
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Hi @tagcondakotayahoo-com and welcome to TAC! One other thing to consider is how much time you are able to commit to your guitar routine. If you have enough time then then suggestions above are great. If not then you have to choose what you will do.
Depending on your comfort level with the guitar and time you have allocated you may want to focus in “30 Days to Play” and let the challenges go for a bit. There is also a course call “the 5 Day Guitar Routine Challenge” this will help you set up your guitar routine. Here is where you will set your goals for a 90 day period.
Part of my point here is you can jump into the daily challenges when you are ready. Have fun!
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Thanks everyone
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