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Picking up and playing for a while every day has proven to be good therapy for me over the years. I’ll usually have a “where did that come from?” moment where I’ll play something completely new to me, at least what I can remember. What are your favorite “discovery” experiences?

Here's an article from Guitar World about how mistakes can add character to your solos. https://www.guitarworld.com/lessons/techniques/feel-is-more-important-than-accuracy?utm_term=28A76F8D-EF33-4E5C-B146-3170AF63A3BF&lrh=23a3ce719def716d15fd7372a62908446647d10029dd89e307cacf9e43491356&utm_campaign=81B8FE53-0558-425C-A5DF-6AED422268A4&utm_medium=email&utm_content=FB13B5CD-07C1-4BD2-8F9B-09399E9252FB&utm_source=SmartBrief