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I Still Have So Much To Do
I recently watched the 2022 documentary Halftime, featuring Jennifer Lopez. Now, at the risk of offending someone, I still feel it important to tell you that I’m not a fan of J.Lo, her music, or her acting (which has admittedly gotten better). But after watching the...
The 5 Cardinal Rules of Content Marketing
Lately, I've been helping several of my friends with their marketing plans and digital marketing efforts. As I was going back and forth with one of my friends today, she encouraged me to turn the following rules into a blog post. So, here we are. These are the five...
Lesson #003: Fretting Hand Technique & The Major Scale
In lesson #002, we had the opportunity to work on our picking hand technique. Make no mistake – basic picking hand technique doesn’t take too long to develop, but it is far more important than most people tend to give it credit for! But it’s also true that fretting...
Lesson #002: Reading Guitar Tablature & Picking Hand Technique
In lesson #001, we did not have the opportunity to play the guitar, because we had a few important things to cover before getting into it. But today, I hope you have your guitar (equipped with six strings) and a guitar pick / plectrum ready, because it’s time to begin...
Lesson #001: Basic Guitar Anatomy & Guitar Essentials
I know you’re probably eager to get started, but in this lesson, we’re not going to be playing the guitar just yet. Don’t worry – this is not some kind of weird Mr. Miyagi thing – we just need to cover a few basics before we’re ready to start working on technique. So,...
Why Collaboration is Critical to Your Success as a Musician
Collaboration is a bit of a buzzword in the music industry. But it’s often misconstrued and not always well understood by artists at the level it should be. The tendency might be to roll your eyes or even cringe at the thought of co-writing a song, hiring a session...
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