Some common frustrations for beginners when learning how to play the guitar:
• Wasting money on lessons, books or DVD's that looked great in the store but you will never understand them at home on your own
• Having local group or private lessons that are not offered during a time that is convenient for you or are too expensive
• Not having your guitar properly "set up".
• Strings that are too thick and heavy that lead to stinging or bleeding fingers
• Strings that are set too high off the fret board which makes it difficult to play
• A teacher that may know guitar theory but cannot explain it in a way that you can easily understand
• Not knowing the importance of how to set up a good time and place to practice where you will not be disturbed
• Not having an easy to follow method which will allow you to go "at your own pace"
• A method that has you practicing boring drills only to see a slight improvement in your playing
• Not knowing "where and how" to get started
If any of these examples sound familiar and ring a bell with you, know that answers are right around the corner.
Do not allow these frustrations to bog you down to the point that you do nothing. Do not give up on your dreams of playing the guitar!
Everything at the start is difficult but nothing is impossible … you just need the passion ….

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