5 Things You Decide When You Practice

Guitar

You need to have a goal when you practice

guitar.

You compare what you’re playing to what you’re trying to replicate.

That’s a mistake and will kill your motivation. You’re in it for the long run.

Set a goal

Make a commitment and be consistent.

Look, you need to practice at least 30 minutes per day. But it doesn’t have to be all at once.

Commitment

Make Structure your practice.

Start each practice session on a positive note. Then review what you’ve previously worked on.

Next, move on to deliberate practice. This is where you work on your weaknesses.

Structure

Repetition is your friend.

Again, make sure to practice your weaknesses more than your strengths.

If you can play 90% of a solo or song up to speed. Focus on the 10% that gives you trouble.

Repetition

Review yourself honestly.

Record yourself playing a piece that you’re working on.

Then sit the guitar down and listen critically to what you are doing.

Review

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