If timing has ever seemed confusing, this video is for you! By the end of this mini lesson, the idea of timing is going to be clear, simple, and easy to understand. So let's jump in!

In this mini lesson, I’ll be sharing the best tip I’ve tried for smoother scales. It’s a small change but it’ll make a huge difference in your scales. See for yourself!

In this mini lesson, you’ll be learning the one small tweak that can make a massive impact in your guitar playing. Sounds pretty good, right?! So let's jump in!

In this mini lesson, you'll be learning how to play the song, "Let It Snow." Such a perfect Christmas song to bring out around the fire with family and friends!

In this mini lesson, you'll be learning how to play the song, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer." It's such a fun and simple Christmas song that everyone knows. Check it out!

In this mini lesson, you'll be learning how to play the classic song, "Love" by the one and only Frank Sinatra. Check it out!

In this mini lesson, we’ll be going over my top tips for staying motivated when learning guitar. Whether it’s learning the basics or finishing a new song, you’ll learn how to keep going and stay motivated, even when you’ve lost some of that motivation. Check it out!

In this lesson you’ll be learning how to play “Stars” by Switchfoot. This is one of their more popular songs and is great for electric. Check it out!

Due to copyright, I cannot include the chord chart, but the chords in the song are listed below!

D, G, C, A, Bm, Em, F#m

In this mini lesson, you’ll learn how to make your strumming smooth and effortless, even as a beginner. Check it out!

In this mini lesson, you'll be learning how to instantly improve your chords with just one exercise. Sounds pretty good, right?! So let's jump in!

In this mini lesson, we'll be building on Part 1 and learning some more music theory basics, specifically how the musical alphabet relates to the frets of your guitar. Let’s jump in!

Hey guys! In this mini lesson, you'll be learning some basics of music theory! I’m all about teaching the essential things and making them simple, so if music theory has every seemed confusing or intimidating, this lesson is for you!