And what kind of pick do you like to use? I go over my favorite and recommended technique for holding the pick, which works for so many musicians, but is a little tricky to get used to at first. I'd love to know if you think I'm nuts for recommending everybody holds the pick this way. 🙃

We all had one weather it was fictional or a real person. They were the coolest, they inspired, they made us feel unstoppable. We wanted to be just like them. So im curious who was yours? Check the comments for mine 😎

Here’s a little game of guess your generation 🙃 Here’s the rules: 1️⃣ Down below post a gif that is exclusive to your generation. 2️⃣ Based on that info we will all try to guess your your generation. This should be a fun one. 😆 I'll go first 👇

Finding backing tracks isn’t always easy and while YT is great for a lot of things, quality backing tracks isn’t always one of them. Join me as I break it all down, quick and easy. Here’s the link; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2NOjBF75cg What’s the first song you’ll create one for? Let me know in the comments.

And before you say "not often enough", I think we should take some time to be kind to ourselves. Because it's not easy to practice when other priorities get in the way. Like family, the job, walking the dog, and a hundred other things. So whatever your answer here is, it's totally fine. I'm just curious. For me it varies a lot. I try to get at least 2 - 3 sessions in per week even when i'm busy. And when i'm not busy i practice every day. It all depends on the season. How about you?