A consistent trait of guitarists who advance quickly and appear to be \u2018talented\u2019 is that they are naturally very efficient practisers. Put simply, they get far more out of their practice than other people.<\/p>
This creates a positive cycle in which they want to\u00a0practice more<\/em>, to\u00a0get more results<\/em>. Repeated over time, this process is what makes someone a very good guitar player.<\/p>However, with inefficient practice habits, the precise opposite happens: guitar practice results in little to no progress, and practice quickly becomes uninspiring or a chore to be avoided.<\/p>
This is the \u2018vicious circle\u2019 many players become caught in and don\u2019t now how to fix.<\/p>
Fortunately, it\u2019s easy to start turning this around.<\/p>
You can learn the habits of efficient guitar practice, and by doing so you\u2019ll enjoy far better results in your playing and more motivating practice sessions.<\/p><\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t