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The Philosophy
When learning guitar online, I think there’s one huge enemy that we all face:Â Overwhelm.Â
With the new Tony’s Acoustic Challenge, I’ve purposely made things almost deceptively simple.
For now, I have just two objectives for you:
- Add a new song to your arsenal each month.
- Open your guitar case and play for ten minutes every day.
In the next two steps, I’m going to show you how you’ll be doing these two things in Tony’s Acoustic Challenge!
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Overwhelm, boy that’s the truth Ruth, but sticking to ten minuets-a-day format, creeps me by those blueys days(Not the same as playing the blues!) But the structure and support i find here, is the real deal, Tx, Tony and the whole gang in confident advance!
Kevin,
You are most welcome!!! Thank you for being here and for commenting!!! Just keep at that 10 minutes a day and you will be amazed at the path you travel in just a month 🙂 \
Cheers,
Tony
Outstanding to be on board. Having seen the teaching process after logging-in, thinking of shifting from month-to-month to a yearly commitment. Guitar is out of the case every day, new Elixer strings, making friends again and she’s not even mad at me. Nice way to start.
Lew,
Welcome on board, and I am glad to hear no one is mad 🙂 It is great to hear that you are playing everyday!!! Thanks for being here and make sure to check out the guitar maintenance course for when you wear out those new Elixir strings 🙂
Cheers and happy pickin!!!
Tony
Pretty stoked to get this going! I got my first acoustic guitar in February 2015 and been practicing/learning on-and-off ever since. Looking forward to further improving my playing and understanding of the guitar here!
Joe,
Fantastic!!! Welcome aboard and if you need anything or have questions just holler!!!
Cheers,
Tony
I’m very excited to be a part of this community with Tony!
Dave,
Welcome aboard, please let myself or any one know if you have any questions or need a hand 🙂
Cheers,
Tony