3 things to a practice session approach:

1. Learn 30 min

   1. Always be learning new technique, new tutorials, new songs, anything new
   2. have at most 3 songs I am working on learning. 2 basic songs, 1 difficult song. Don't learn all 3 difficult songs. Finish learning songs, be able to play them with grace. Learn a simple song really well.
   3. Don't half ass 2 things, full ass one thing

2. Create 20 min

   1. Create something with what you just learend

3. Understand 10 min

   1. Music theory, learn at this time.

4. Learning. You will always be working on learning new repertoire and techniques

5. Creating. You will always be challenged and guided to create from where you currently are

6. Understanding. You will always be growing in your ability to deeper undertstand what you
   are learning and creating.

His VIP club was 4600 USD for a year
3000USD lowest price, if there are the maximum 25 people in the club.

what about ear traning? where does that fit in the practice routine?
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The 6 phases of the Roadmap
Phase 1 - The Essentials
In this foundational phase you will learn "how to learn". How to practice, learn new songs,
patterns, chords, progressions, and techniques on the guitar so you can build on the right
foundations
Phase 2 - Understanding Groove
Learn the 4 essential feels and their associated strumming and picking patterns so you can
finally become a pleasure for yourself and others to listen to.
Phase 3 — Navigating the Fretboard
Finally break free from the cowboy chord zone and take the highway to the neighbouring
suburbs on your guitar neck so you can add interest and not be limited to one are on the neck.
Phase 4 — Fingerpicking Freedom
How to take your fingerpicking to the next level so you can play fluid and beautiful patterns with
lovely melodies.
Phase 5 - Open Tunings.
How to approach a new tuning and get a good handle on Open C and Open D so you can freely
create and learn songs comfortably.
Phase 6 — Hearing the music.
Learning to hear chord changes so you can learn songs quickly and play along with others