guitar secret ebook

Thanks for your help

love your direct approach

hi andy just hope it works for me

had an electric now for a year ,an amp proper for about 9 months ,dont practice any where near enough .,,,,,,,,,i love everything about it .had a guitar at six years old and broke the last string when I was eight ,,,,,,,,,gave up for two years,,,,,,,,,difference now?people like you Andy, and your fun tutorials just to remind you Im 57 now,,,,thank you so much

Hi Andy,

You obviously understand the problem we all face, I’m now waiting for the cure.

Thanks for your help, Andy, very much appreciated.

Apologies the download link is now working. Thanks and hope you enjoy it! Andy

Sounds promising; ……

I could not download the Guitar Goals Ebook !
I think there´s a mistake in the URL !

Hi,

Download won’t work. Might be a general problem for you that you can check.

Andrew

Realy good training and advice

Great advice.

i like what im hearing from you

thanks for the help

Thanks for the motivation. Although I had heard of this before in one of my marketing seminars I would like to apply it in learning how to be good at playing guitar.

looking forward to seeing this new technique…

Great technique. I have used goal setting for as many aspects of my life as possible. However, I really never write it out because I use short term goals all of the time. Mostly, because I feel if I set a long term (final) goal I will no longer have a goal to reach once I have obtained it. This usualy keeps my motivation high and my journey rolling, but I am going to implement this technique asap: you can never have too many tools in the toolbox.

SETTING GOALS TO ACHIVE YOUR LEVEL IS A GREAT IDEA YOU HAVE SET OUT A GOOD EXAMPLE ERROL

This the best motivational video I have seen for any goal.
Thanks

cannot get tenplate no download to click

lets get going

at 55 Ive learned to play chords some tunes some rifs, my aim is to play four numbers outright in this year without noticeable error in font of a crowd .Its because of no tuition that Ive given up countlessly since I was ten and the three ropey guitars over the years played a part too.MY reward to myself will eventuall be a gretch white falcon ,,,,,,too good a guitar to own when you play badly though …….cheers Andy

Hi Andy
Started playing 2 yr.s ago, played daily, loved it even with the frustrations
of all the new stuff i needed to learn. I took some piano courses in the past and could read
read some music. Lost my brother in Nov. after a short illness,He played guitar and had a beautiful
voice. My playing came to a full stop. Want to start again but unsure of where i am at.

Let me know more.

Thank you

Hi Jim, the link to download the template is directly below the video. Andy

Send me the template

thanks Andy cant wait for next video

hope this works , just put down my guitar abourt 1 month ago

Hey Andy!
I don’t believe that guy that says he NEVER put his guitar down. EVERY guitar player I know
and I’ve be playing for over 30 years has at one time or another even if only for a few weeks or
months has put the guitar aside and took a break. But you know, someone in every crowd has to say
the opposite just to justify themselves or look like the hero. Anyway, the emotional game is
always the TRUE test of longevity in anything, music, sports, relationships, etc., ANYTHING!!!
And I think your lesson/program will help a large number of people in achieving their goal.
Keep up the good work.

I’m looking forward to your course on achiving your goals thank you so much Andy really like you video’s

Ron

Hi Andy Looking forward to hearing more.

i have been in a place where my guitars are gathering dust. of all the wanna be guitar teachers none rate my opinion more than you do,,when i watch and listen to whats said and shown the riffs, things fall in place easier.. so i’ll catch what i can from your meeethods and you keep pushing along..

wow the story of my life! i reach a point, then drop it for awhile , when i come back, i spend time getting back where i left off, then try and move ahead, feel like a yo-yo, never really move forward (kind of like a turtle!)

got to rock!

Thanks Andy. I am very frustrated as I write. Breaking it down makes sense. For me, tiny, tiny chunks work better. For example, that first little Em pentatonic lick that Angus does in Back in Black is my goal. I can feel I am a little better already. Frustration always is a companion though.

This is great idea for a biginner like me. I have a goal sheet taped on my computer desk. I have it broken doen to 3, 6, 9, 12, Months. I will use what I have just written down, and apply it to these peremiters. I will strech it out over a year, and see what happens. My 3 month goal is rather simple. My first goal was to play all the major Pantatonic boxes from memory. I have accomplished that short term goal. Now my long term goalis to play smother, and raise my pantatonic scales 1-5 from 60BPM to 90Bpm. I have only been trying to play Blues for about 2 months. At 77 years old it feels good to have goals. Thanks again, Mike

Fine to say but there is still memory retention to contend with. I cant remember and need to keep refering to the last page of the script so I am stuck on page 1.

Would love to see your technique-Gavin -Thank You !!

You made goal setting easier for me to attach myself to. Interestingly enough, your goal setting process could be applied to other areas of life not necessarily relating just to guitar learning. Thank you.

hope this does the trick andy

i can relate to what you are saying ,as i have’nt touched my guitar for a month i think it’s boredome, plus i have been on the keyboard every day i feel that i need some motivation

True story – best thing about goals – even if you don’t get ‘all the way there’, or ‘exactly there’, you cover a whole lot more territory in the process than if no goal is set…structured repetition – improvisation is just re-assembly of phrases and structures already known, like words and phrases of a language used to express an idea.

I can’t wait to get it.

This sounds interesting. Tell me more!

I love your chart for guitar goals. You can easily use that for anything such as a new job, art, writing…etc..thanks Andy.