Hi Jalskffl,

Let me relate a story that I've heard more times than I can count:

Someone who has been playing the guitar for decades hears an amazing bluegrass player like Billy Strings or Molly Tuttle and falls in love with this style of guitar playing.

They've GOT to learn this style and get it down.

So they get on Youtube and start looking up lesson and tutorial videos.

Maybe they watch some of my videos or content from other great folks in the space but before too long.....

They feel overwhelmed, overloaded and confused...........

✖️They've got 5-6 different YouTube teachers that they watch consistently

✖️They bing endless videos on hand positioning and pick slanting convinced that the secret to chops is a magic pick positioning technique

✖️They've purchased several online courses that they haven't gone through 

And eventually, they burn out.

They tell themselves: "I'm just not that talented. The people who can play this stuff started young and have natural talent that I don't possess."

But here is the timeless truth that gets forgotten in this day and age:

Consistent, focused practice over time (ie years, not months) is the key to real progress. It's not quick hacks, easy fixes and secret tricks

You don't need more videos promising: