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Then I made myself a little schedule once I hit about 70 songs because it was starting to become a little tough keeping up with all of them. So I practiced about 10 songs a day, 7 days a week. This made it so that I got through my whole collection in a week. Once I was sure that I had them down cold, I started on a few more songs, rotating my schedule as I went along. Today, I could play two hour long sets in a club with no problem at all.

Steven Wagenheim

The first, and probably most important thing, is to do something that you enjoy doing right from the start. And for most people, that's not going to be learning some boring scales and finger exercises. You'll be discouraged in no time. I know I was when I first started learning when I was a kid almost 40 years ago. That's why I quit. But when I picked it up again, almost at middle age, I decided I was going to have fun with the guitar. I wasn't going to make it a chore.

To YOUR Strumming Success,

In my signature you'll find a video of a song that I actually wrote myself. It's kind of a goof, but you can see how well I have progressed without having to take boring lessons. Plus, you'll also find a great resource that will make learning the guitar even more fun. I just wish I had found it when I first started out. It is really that good.

So I hit the Internet and started looking up some chord charts of some of my favorite songs of years gone by. I started with easy ones so that I wouldn't get discouraged. CCR is a great group to start with. Most of their songs are three or four chords and very easy to play. So I started with those. I then gradually added some songs to my collection as I went along. Once I began to master one song, I went on to the next, but always making sure to practice the songs I had already learned so that I didn't get stale.

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If I had any talent in the world at all, I'd be a star. But I have close to zero talent. And still, I was able to learn to play the guitar decently enough that I actually have people fooled. It's really not that hard if you take it one step at a time and follow a simple plan that won't get your discouraged from the very beginning. And no, you DON'T have to take formal lessons from some dull instructor. I didn't and I'm doing just fine. I'm going to share with you what's worked for me.