I often receive calls for help from individuals who are frustated because they are having trouble understanding book or video that came with their purchase. If this is case for you, consider taking some lessons from a private instructor. It can be a great way to get moving in right direction. If you set up a weekly guitar lesson, then you will probably begin to establish a regular practice routine too. This is because you will feel a sense of obligation and accountability to your teacher. A teacher can also watch your progress and offer helpful advise and critique so that you will be able to develop good technique. This is an invaluable asset which you will be unlikely to get from a book or video.

Local music stores often have someone who teaches right out of their store, or they may be able to provide you with a list of teachers in your area. If there is a college or university nearby, be sure to check bulletin boards and school newspapers. you could also contact Music Department to see if they know of any instructors who may be offering private or class lessons during after school hours.

Most importantly, be sure to take time to do a little "personal inventory" and get to know your instrument by answering questions in this article. Then, you will be able to establish a good mental picture of where you are now and where you want to be in future.

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