Here is another 10-second tip which many of you said you enjoyed last week…
Aim to improve one tiny thing each day.
No matter how small.
It can be one movement, one chord, a little transition or anything.
Over time, these little victories will add up, improving your technique, boosting confidence, making your playing more musical, and increasing your motivation.
After a while, the “Snowball effect” takes over where these little successes get bigger and bigger…
Just like a snowball which starts off tiny but gets bigger at a faster rate as it rolls down a hill.
Try it.
Improve one small thing each day.
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Have a great day!
Dan Thorpe
Guitar Domination
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Hello,
I recently bought your ebook and really like the content…I am a beginner, just learning cords, and want to know what you think the best fingering for these two cords: G Major and Em? For G major I was playing with the third finger on the B string and my pinky finger on the high E string and then tried just the third finger on the high E string. I was playing my second and third fingers on A and D strings but then tried the first and second finger and found it easier to change to C Major.
Which way for both cords will make my beginning guitar easier while thinking about the future?
Thank you, please answer me on my email: allencoxphh@yahoo.com