My plan also inclueds basics that are divided in to rhythmic (metronome), theory (but I include traditional, blues and funk) and I keep my own set list to review.

After floundering around with instructors that could not teach, internet lessons with no focus or just idiots showing off with no teaching ablity, I developed my own plan and it works. The ONE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT advice you give is to pick a song in the proper range of your current ability. Starting with “cliffs of Dover” is a great way to ruin you love of guitar. Believeing you can do it later is a great motovator and … you can.

I would add, don’t get stuck and don’t force songs your not ready for. Be prepared to lower the difficulty, learning is more important than my ego. BUT PICK A SONG AND DO THIS!

Thanks for this, it did fill some holes for me.

That’s a bit difficult to say, because I would have to guess how much of a beginner or intermediate guitar player you are.
Besides that It also depends on what kind of music you like.

Good songs to play are “Hotel California” – Eagles, “Losing my religion” – REM, “Wild world” – Cat Stevens, “Blowing in the wind” – Bob Dylan, “Everything” – Michael Buble, “Dust in the wind” – Kansas, “Mr. Jones” – Counting Crows, “One of us” – Joan Osbourne, “Zombie” – Cranberries, “Wonderwall” – Oasis, “I’m yours” – Jason Mraz, “Give a little bit” – Supertramp, “Hey soul sister” – Train, “Blackbird” – Paul McCartney, just to name a few.

I hope you can get some inspiration out of one of these songs.

Regards,
Klaus