It might be a little comforting to know that you are not alone in this struggle. Other students have told me about the problem they are having in this area. And recently, I must confess, this is exactly how my own experience has been too.
One person wrote...
"I have been trying my best to get effective although it is a life time process, The reason is that some times i have along lack of practise like now my guitar Brock all the strings and I have to replace them another thing is that being a missionary is a hard responsibility and I am hoping to finish my mission here in Jamaica this coming March then return to my native home Kenya in Africa, before playing the guitar full time."
Isn't that the way it goes? Just when you finally get a chance to practice your guitar... all the strings break- bummer!
Notice the other points that were mentioned...
- long periods of time in between practicing
- other responsibilities get in the way
- having to put practice off to some future date
It's easy to feel frustrated when things like this happen, but believe me, frustration only creates more tension and makes the problem worse! The key thing to take note of in their statement is that...
"it is a life time process"
Exactly! One of the most important ingredients you will need to establish in your mind during the whole process of learning how to play the guitar is the word commitment.
Commitment will keep you coming back again and again, no matter how many times your practice schedule gets interrupted. But without this ingredient firmly established in your thinking you will eventually give up!
So, how do you stay committed in order to reach your goal? It's simple really...
- Remember that you are learning how to play the guitar, so try to keep it fun.
- Decide today that you are going to be committed to learning how to play the guitar
How to Quickly & Easily Master Guitar
Till next time...
Keep practicing!
kunruh
abclearnguitar.com
