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A Guitar Lesson to Help You Develop Your Vision.




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Have you ever done any of the following'

1. Made excuses for not practicing because you "didn't have
time"'
2. Practiced the same licks and exercises that you did
last year'
3. Felt like you had hit a brick wall in your
progress'
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Are you feeling jealous of the success, beauty, intelligence etc. of a
friend? Do you find yourself wishing you were as lucky as him/her? Is
it possible that .....
4. Felt unsure as to what to practice'

Unless your name is Steve Vai, chances are you've done at least
one of the above!

They are all symptoms of having a lack of vision.

What do I mean by vision' Vision in this context is having a
clearly defined picture in your mind's eye of how you would like
to play. It must be a crystal clear, exciting and inspiring
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picture!

Without an absolutely clear picture of what you would ideally
like to sound like, you will not know what you need to practice
in order to realise that vision. You will also probably lose the
drive and motivation to practice daily for many years until you
can play like your vision. You may even start using the loser's
mantra which is "I don't have time to practice".

Exercise One:
Think about how you would like to play in 10 years
time. Close your eyes and try to see yourself playing exactly how
you would like to play. Write down what you see now.

I KNOW WHEN TO SAY NO
I KNOW WHEN TO SAY NO

I like to be touched when I walk hand in hand with my best friend.
I like to .....
Make sure that it is detailed. What techniques are you a master of' What
songs can you play' What bands are you in' How many students do
you teach' How does it feel when you play like you do'

Exercise Two:
Now write down what areas of your playing you will
need to start working on in order to reach your vision. What
techniques do you need to start practising' What chords do you
need to learn' What music theory do you need to start learning
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about' Do you need to start doing ear training' What books,
teachers, CDs and other tools will help you realise your vision'
How much time every day do you think you will need to practise in
order to play like you want to play'

Exercise Three:
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condition for passing exams .....
Spend 10 minutes a day for the next 30 days
imagining yourself playing exactly how you would like to play. Do
this with your eyes shut. Don't worry, it won't make you want to
start eating tofu or go around the neighborhood hugging trees!
At the end of every time you do this, write down one small new
detail about your vision. By the end of 30 days you should be
feeling so excited that you'll want to practice 24/7!

About the Author

Craig Bassett is a professional guitarist, guitar tutor and author from New Zealand.

http://www.Pentatonic-Guitar-Lessons.com

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