HowardM
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Very excellent job; keep up the great work.
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This is an excellent thread and idea. I will check back often to get some new ideas. For me, after taking lessons on guitar for three years from a private teacher, it was the idea of a process and how that plays (pun intended) into the overall advancement of your guitar playing. I have gained so much from the community information and tips.
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Welcome back; I am so happy you are on the road to recovery. Sometimes just knowing the guitar is there is medicine. Please rest and keep us informed of your journey to recovery.
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I agree with all the comments, keep up the great work, and remember it is the journey, not the destination. Going slow is the best option. Good Luck in your journey.
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I am impressed and can’t wait to hear you play it.
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Another option might be to save the lessons as a PDF on your computer, by doing that, you can have a ready supply of classes or print them. Just a few different options.
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Excellent advice from @Loraine. I also have difficulty and the pick direction advice is on my radar today. Good luck in your journey
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@JerryCan, you are getting excellent advice from the TAC community. The operative word is community, and we are here for you. Everyone has had the “I can’t do this” moment, and we are still here. Try to focus on the journey, not the destination, and you will make it (just like your handle JerryCAN). Just 10 minutes a day. Trust the process, and Godspeed in your journey.
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Congratulations on a major “small win.”
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Very proud of what you have accomplished; what a great story. Please keep up the great work and keep on playing.
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I would enjoy all of the different options available to you. I have often gone to the 30 days option and started fresh on the current week. It is all a win, no matter how you do it. Congratulation on your recovery, and I hope you will soon be back to 100% in short order.
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The eye roll is typical for kids, LOL. Atomic Habits is an excellent book. I read many books on self-improvement and found the author to be excellent. Tim Farris is another author I find interesting. Ryan Holiday is my go-to for daily reading. Your gift to your grandson will pay benefits in years to come—the great job being a granddad.
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Very nice fletch. Excellent work.
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@Loraine, what are the drills you mentioned in your response? You are a fountain of information.
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Patience and that isn’t easy when you first start. Tony’s system works, but the most challenging part for me was patience. You can save the daily lessons and review them later in the week. Good luck in your journey, we are all here for you.