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The core aspect of guitar aspect is goal setting

Puting it bluntly, you must set goals!

This technique is important, and incredibly powerful if you want to be constantly improving as a guitar player. My explanation will hopefully show you just how.

You give your sub-conscious mind something clear to focus on if you set goals

By writing it down, you’re making it much more likely to happen. When you write down your goal, and commit to doing it, you have set something in motion.

So, you must set some goals and write them down.

If you have never used this technique before, at the moment especially, I know this may sound unimportant to you.

Trust me…I was highly frustrated with the lack of results I was getting before I set goals to work on in my practice.

Keeping focused is a result of goal setting which means you get what you want from your practice.

In addition, you don’t have anything clear to measure how well you’ve progressed if you don’t set goals. What this means is that you don’t notice your progress or don’t progress much at all.

This can lead to lack of desire to learn to play a guitar and lack of desire is a 100% guaranteed route to failure.

That’s not what you want, is it?

Summary:

Each of these points must be covered:

* Your must set long-term and short-term goals.

Before you practice, reading & reviewing your goals is a must.

While you’re practicing, a must is to focus on completing these goals.

Review your goals and tick off the goals you have completed, when you finish practicing.

Don’t worry if you miss a goal, review the goal and decide if it was realistic enough. Change it until it is if it wasn’t realistic. Leave it there and work on it next time if you still feel it is realistic

* It helps to make your goal time limited. (E.g. Within 30 days) This will help keep you focused and accountable.

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