https://www.audible.com/pd/Learn-Faster-Perform-Better-Audiobook/B0F3NGPCQ3?eac_link=KJ1QKvRJK9Ae&ref=web_search_eac_asin_1&eac_selected_type=asin&eac_selected=B0F3NGPCQ3&qid=kt6fGD2zyM&eac_id=144-5341596-4922244_kt6fGD2zyM&sr=1-1 Hey everyone, We had a great discussion today that included talking about motivation, expertise, and the power of sleep. This book I recently finished focuses on many of these concepts and has transformed the way I think about practicing and playing the guitar. I shared the audible link above for anyone interested--highly recommend!

Hello Fabien and fellow guitarists! Some advice last week was to record yourself playing more, so this morning I took two 3 minute videos of me playing over a drum track. One is a blue progressions with full chords, then fragments, then improvising. The other is primarily a G major comp with triad ideas. In addition to direct feedback on my playing, I’d love to get advice on what I should be looking out for when I review my own clips? I hear some ideas that I really like, but then also some glaring mistakes. But, I’m not sure what my takeaways should be. Should I try recreating good parts? Or turn a mistake into an exercise, even something simple like messing up a chord change? Some mistakes I’m not alway sure how to analyze when I hear them. Any advice on how to self review would be very helpful! Thanks 🙂