I had the pleasure of learning to play guitar at a young age. The good old days when I had all the time in the world to practice and play. Lack of time was not an issue back then.
As I became an adult, I fell into the booby trap of our time consuming society. I went along with this rollercoaster ride for quite some time, getting things done and following the mass.
It was getting more and more difficult to find time to practice, write songs or work on any other aspect of guitar playing.
When I started to read books and blogs about efficiency, life strategies and zen buddhism I became aware of the fact that I could choose how I wanted to live, how I wanted to perceive, feel or act.
I realized I had to change my lifestyle if I wanted to fulfill my goals and pursue my passion.
A couple of years ago I found a way again to practice, play, write and do a lot of other great things on a daily basis. It feels great to improve.
I know my way around the guitar but it still feels great to practice and learn new things. It’s something I will never stop doing, just because I love doing it.
In order to become a better guitar player you need some basic principles to keep you motivated, inspired and playing at all times.
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My daughter is now 20 months old and our second child is on the way. I love spending time with my daughter and I very often do, but as parents know children have a tendency to occupy all your time.
Isn’t it great when you can just focus on guitar playing without distractions.
Most of us want to work less. We want a four day workweek, a three day workweek or a four hour workweek. We all want to have more time to play guitar and to enjoy life to the fullest, but when it comes down to it I often see that people resist and make excuses.