When should you move on when learning something new such as a song, riff, scale, or technique? Should you move on when you don't make any more mistakes? Or should you keep working on it to aim towards mastery?

Find out which approach is right for you and learn how this choice can change the type of guitarist you become.

Find out more about this episode here https://guitargearfinder.com/podcast/episode-10/

The Two Note Challenge helps you see the guitar fretboard in a new way and is a great way to work on your phrasing and note articulation.

Find out what the 2-note challenge is and how it can help you avoid getting stuck in ruts. I recommend this challenge for beginners, intermediates, and advanced guitarists to test yourself.

Find out more about this episode here https://guitargearfinder.com/podcast/episode-9/

A looper pedal can be a great way to jam or to add something different to live performances. But it's also a fantastic practice tool.

Find out how you can use a looper pedal to improve your sense of melody, work on rhythm skills, and learn how to apply music theory in your music.

Check out some useful looper pedal resources at https://guitargearfinder.com/podcast/episode-8/

Developing a good sense of pitch on guitar is a skill that anybody can learn.

Whether you think you don't have a good ear or you think you're tone-deaf, listen to this episode to find out how you can develop your sense of pitch. Find out how some simple ear training exercises can make a big difference to your abilities.

Check out some useful resources for this episode at https://guitargearfinder.com/podcast/episode-7/

This episode looks at whether you should practice and work on improving your strengths or your weaknesses on guitar. The right answer isn't always obvious and what you work on can change what type of guitarist you become.

Find out which path is right for you in this short episode.

Check out some useful resources for this episode at https://guitargearfinder.com/podcast/episode-6/