Right now we have access to lifetimes worth of people who have played the guitar. We can learn what pushed them farther along on the path when trying to get better, and we can also learn what mistakes they ran into. In this post I detail what I wish I knew when I first started playing guitar.

Today's post talks about how you can get better on the guitar by trying out the 1% concept.

Today I’m announcing the Five Questions series. I’m already in contact with a number of guitarists, but I want to know who you’d like me to reach out to, and what you’d like me to ask them! 

In today’s post I tell you about 2 awesome guitar products I’ve been checking out this week. If you want to get better on guitar, I have something for beginners, and another for more advanced players. Both are really helpful in progressing on guitar!

It happens to the best of us. We fall into a rut, and don't know how to climb out of a soul sucking, lull in creativity. It's easy to become comfortable, after sitting down to practice, noodling, running over the same riffs. It's important to *just play* every once in a while, or play your favorite song, but if you want to move forward on the guitar, you have to be willing to shake things up.

Here are a bunch of different things you can do to get your guitar skills to another level.