It’s really fun to see this community growing and I want to make sure it keeps getting more valuable for you. 👉 What would you like to see more of inside here? 👉 Any specific lessons, routines, or topics you’d love me to cover? Drop your ideas in the comments. I’ll use them to plan what’s next!

What’s your biggest practice struggle right now? Picking speed? Legato? Staying consistent? Something else? Drop your #1 challenge below, I’ll share my take on the most common ones.

We all know we’re here because we love to play guitar, but what other things are you into? I’ll list a few things that I like to do to start things off Working out I lift and run pretty much daily. Then we have the dog walks of course. MMA I used to do some Karate and Judo back in the day but now I settle for watching the UFC. I rather crack a beer and watch other grown ups smack each other around😁 Movies & Series I love finding a new series to binge with the wife, we’re out of stuff to watch now so we’re currently rewatching The Sopranos. I also read a lot, both fiction and non-fiction and once GTA VI or the next Elder Scrolls game is out I’ll pick up the controller again. Enough about me, what about you?

First trip to Siam here, such a cool place. Great food (especially when sticking to where the locals eat.) and amazingly friendly people. One thing that trips my ocd hard is the “organisation” of electrical wiring😅 Sweden is such a nanny state when it comes to rules and regulations to the point where you’re not allowed to do the electrics in your own house unless you’re a certified electrician. You can but then your insurance company won’t cover any mishaps. So the way they do it here is a bit special, the video is from Bangkok so not a rural area😬

Not necessarily the fastest or most complex, just the one that hits you every time. Drop a YouTube link with a timestamp so we can all check it out right away. Could be something that made you fall in love with guitar… or just one that gives you chills no matter how many times you hear it. Let’s build a little inspiration thread here. Curious to hear what’s shaped your playing. Here's one of mine: Steve Lukather's improvised solo to 'Georgy Porgy' live in Paris. Amazingly melodic and full of cool ideas. The fact that he just pulled that off in the moment makes it even scarier.