In episode 27 of the Guitar Music Theory podcast, I give you nine ways to become a better and happier

guitar player who has more fun. Greetings guitar engineers I'm Desi Cerna. Welcome to another installment of the

guitar music theory podcast. Before we get to today's topic let me ask you what

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Okay, so let's dive into today's topic. I'm actually going to be reading from a

script here. I wrote a blog post and I'm just really going to be sharing what's in this blog post.

It's called Nine Ways to Become a Better and Happier Guitar Player and

it's based on my decades of being a player myself and playing and also

being a teacher and working with students.

So if you're feeling dissatisfied with your guitar playing,

if you wish you could get better,

but you're not sure what to do,

I'm gonna give you nine ways that you can make more progress on your guitar,

plus get more enjoyment out of the experience.

So let's get started.

Number one, be realistic about your guitar potential.

All right, I put my reading glasses on here. Unless you're a musical genius you can forget about becoming the next

Jimmy Hendricks or Jimmy Page. Do you have 12 hours a day to practice or do you intend to go out

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