Please join me in congratulating @Rhiannon Ayley and @Eric Frank These two rockstars started with us in the coaching program this month, and I'm blown away by their progress already. 🤯 Eric, despite one heck of a busy life, isn't just playing his first song. He's mastering palm muting, jamming confidently with a metronome, playing with other guitarists, and already adding more advanced chords to his arsenal! Fantastic job, my friend! 💪 Rhiannon, who has the coolest metronome I've ever seen (you have to manually wind it up!), is well on her way to getting up to record speed with her first song. She's counting out loud, locking in those ghost strums, and even said, "I can feel the muscle memory starting to kick in." 🤘 I'm ecstatic at how quickly you're both picking things up and can't wait to see (and hear!) you both tackle your dream songs. Keep up the incredible work, Rhiannon and Eric! You're both well on your way to becoming amazing guitarists! 🎸

Not sure how long this is going to be up or if anyone can see it. It immediately got flagged for copyright on YouTube. It me doing a cover of Hotel California. https://youtu.be/_4kcWAV6n8M?si=XMO8heepx6n0vMgG

Hey what’s up everyone. So I have a question. I’m still struggling at the dreadful strumming. What are something’s I can learn to get the beat down.

One day I'll get this right 😂 (it's been a heck of a week already) Let's do this 💪 Are you celebrating your small wins or focusing on still not sounding like a pro? One of the worst things, any aspiring guitar player can do is not celebrate small victories. Let me explain... All too often we get wrapped around this idea of perfection, totally forgetting just how far we have come. We criticize ourselves, focus on every mistake, and demand perfection. But is that the goal? Or... Did we pick up a guitar to have fun and make music? I bet it's the ladder. So I say right here and right now. Love your self a little, laugh at mistakes, and celebrate those small victories. Stay frosty, Jake

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