I’ve had thousands of private music lessons in my life: -Guitar, singing, even violin to improve my guitar. -Sometimes two or three different teachers in the same week. -And I’ve been giving private lessons myself since I was barely two years into playing. If anyone can speak to the pros and cons of one-on-one lessons, it’s me. And here’s what I’ve learned: Weekly private lessons usually suck. ...

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I receive hundreds of guitar questions daily. Posture, fretboard visualization, improvisation, intervals—it’s a flood of curiosity. Each topic could fill a lifetime of study. But we only get one lifetime to do it all. How can we make every hour of practice count? The Free Course A few years back, I bundled all those recurring questions into one course I called The Teach Yourself Course. It quic...