Learn Guitar WAY Faster Than I Did

In this video you will quickly learn 4 things you can apply today to help you save years of wasted time learning to play guitar. Apply these 4 things and you will learn guitar WAY faster than I did.

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[somerandomperson]

Changed playback speed to 2x to learn gutiar even faster

[mura_saki]

"sorround yourself by people better than you"
Me trying to re-learn guitar during

[tom_choi]

“Learning guitar? Wait, don’t touch that skip button, this is going to change everythi-“

[itsmebougie]

Condensed:
1) Learn Concepts in order (fundamentals first sorta thing)
2) focus on why you want to play, not what others are doing
3) practice using the deep work concept (no distractions, short 1-hour intervals) for more info, it's a book from a guy name Cal Newport
4) surround yourself with those better than you

[me]

5. Play so much you're so deep in addiction that there's no way out

[korpoa]

Plot twist, he's playing guitar on the floor and the camera's on the ceiling

[Jbhyers]

Some think it's a mountain with a peak on top when you know it all. In reality it is an upside down mountain. The more you learn the more you realize what you don't know. The amount of knowledge opens up not condenses. So practice what you don't know and what you are bad at. The instrument has infinite possibilities. Probably much that hasn't even been discovered which is crazy.

[Oubaitorio]

You know I might just be really high but what amazes me about the internet and videos like these is; back in the day, being able to find someone who has 30+ years of guitar experience and actually having them impart their knowledge you was super rare, and finding someone like that gave you such a huge edge over your other mates and people trying to learn. Knowledge used to be like hidden gems you had to seek out. Now that knowledge and much more is instantly available, everything we need to become a master is right there. It's such a big thing but no one really thinks about it.

[DC]

The problem I had/have is that I wanted to play everything and everything.

[romaholcomb]

Hey guys, bought my first guitar, and amp today. Wish me luck. Love y'all.

[garrythomas]

His face and voice reminds me of James Hetfield’s lost brother

[RetroPlus]

This applies to all instruments, not just guitar.

[claytonmcdonald]

I have 30yrs invested, on and off. The last 2.5 years, I have passed 10 plateau's by practicing daily, and learning Slash, Randy, and Angus styles. You are 10000% correct. I actually need to take your advice, and properly organize practice.

[philsburg]

When you're a floorgang you put floors on your wall🤘

[psexnyc]

Why do I play
Because I really really like playing the guitar and I cannot put the damned thing down.

[dougarnold]

4:01...I've played since 1977, not professionally, but for my own amusement. I'm inclined to say that 'focus on your why' is the best advice that can be given. When I'm exploring something that opens my imagination in the way I want it to be I keep going back for more and learning more. ...and it's been that way since I was a kid. If I focus on what I perceive as what I'm 'supposed' to learn, I lose interest every time. Thanks.
Point 4...that's why I love You tube, it's a really big pond...

[ninam.]

I’m 18 years old, turning 19 in April, and i’ve sadly been telling myself it’s too late to learn an instrument for 4 years now. In reality i should have started taking lessons and not listen to what anyone was saying to me. Now that i’m about to turn 19 and in my gap year it’s starting to settle in how much i have neglected developing my interests and discovering where my talents lie, because i never felt like i had what it took to even begin. Long story short, i wanna start learning guitar now. We have two in our house so that’s not the issue. Just trying to figure out where to begin, trying to remind myself i’ll still have time to practice despite going off to college next year. I just hate that i’m already telling myself it’s too late to chase any of my dreams and i’m bound to live an unfulfilling life. I just want to learn this, as a hobby, to make myself feel better when i’m down and sing to my own instrumentals. This video helped a lot in figuring out where to start not just practically but also mentally which is something a lot of other videos are lacking, so thank you so much for this! I don’t want to become the greatest player of all time, i just wanna be able to play and sing some of my favorite songs someday :) i truly hope it’s not too late to learn

[T-Vivid-T]

Sage:"Doesnt that make sense?"
Me:"Ya"
Sage:"Sure it does."
Me:"OK SORRY!"

[boathousedave]

The best way to learn guitar is to learn guitar the best way. Thanks that was helpful. 🤨

[yourguitarsage]

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