"Let's Face It...
Your Biggest Challenge Is TIME"

Time. It's your most precious resource. You can't buy it. You can't borrow it. And everyone only gets 24 hours a day.

Have you ever said to yourself:

"I just don't have enough time to put in a few hours per day in practice..."

"Every time I pick up the guitar, I can't stay focused for more than 20 minutes at a time..."

"When I do practice, I don't feel I'm improving and learning anything new..."

Ask yourself, why are there some musicians who progress more in 30 minutes than others do in 3 hours of practicing?

...but here's the great news:

I've got the solution to your TIME problem!

It's called the "Pareto Principle" and once I show you how to use the Pareto Principles, you'll never practice the same way again.

Basically the Pareto Principle is that 20% of what you do is creates for 80% of the results you get.

Read that again:

"20% of what YOU DO is creates for 80% of the results YOU GET..."

What this means is that the guitarists who become great don't necessarily practice all day long.

Don't get me wrong... You need to practice.

However, what I am saying is that if you focus on a few small, critical factors you'll get BIG RESULTS.

All You Need Is 10 Minutes a Day!

So if you focus the time you DO HAVE on the 20% of things that get 80% of your favorable results, you'll progress far more quickly than someone who does the opposite.

Yup, that's no joke.

You see, it doesn't take "20 YEARS" to sound like you've been playing for 20 years...

Because that's not how the Pareto Principle works. In other words, if you focus on the "critical 20%," you'll get WHOPPING RESULTS instantly!

Inside of Ultimate Beginner Guitar, you'll automatically learn THE CRITICAL 20% that makes all the difference in the world. In fact, you'll be sounding like a pro so fast you won't believe your ears.

Now, here's a detailed description of some of the specific guitar playing tips, tricks and secrets you're about to learn...

If you're a total beginner (or haven't even bought a guitar yet), don't worry. I go through everything you need to know - from learning the names of the strings up through playing chords and songs. (See lesson 1)

I'll end any "chord confusion" once and for all. I promise you'll be crystal clear on how each chord is played, because I show you each chord four different ways. First, you'll see me play the chord. Second, you'll see a close-up shot of my fingers... Third, you'll see a chord diagram, and fourth, I'll tell you exactly where to place each finger on the fretboard.

Screen Shot from the Ultimate Beginner's Guitar Course (Lesson 3)

How to play an amazing assortment of sounds from just one fingering position. For example, once you learn the E minor chord, you can quickly play E major, Em7, and E7. It sounds complicated, but it's not. In fact, you just have to move one finger. I'll show you exactly what to do. (on Lesson 7)

Avoid the common mistake of muffling the strings while you're playing a chord. A cool "bowling ball grip" trick can save you weeks of frustration, and you can master it in about 15 second flat. (Lesson 2)

Use the simple "ring test" to make sure you're playing any chord correctly. (See it in Lesson 3)

I'll teach you the rarely-mentioned, but important "partial upstroke" technique which makes your playing sound mature and polished, even if you're just starting out. (Watch Lesson 6)

See the critical difference between chords like C major and D versus other chords like like E minor and G. Not every chord is played the same way. (Learn why in Lesson 4)

How to play sophisticated chords (like Dsus2 and Dsus4) without memorizing or learning difficult fingering patterns. This is a favorite trick of Tom Petty. (See how in Lesson 9)

But hold on, I'm not done yet. Learning the chords is just the first step in your guitar education. It's only about 10% of the course. Get ready for...

Step Two.
Playing Chord Progressions!

When you play several chords back-to-back, in rhythm, that's known as a chord progression. This is the second component of this course, and it's where your playing really starts to come alive. Especially when you start learning things like...

• 4-count strumming... Your playing will sound awesome, even if you thought rhythm didn't come naturally to you. (Lesson 6)

• Master the skill of switching your fingers quickly from one chord to another. This is how you can become an accomplished guitarist in record time. (Watch it in Lesson 5)

• I'll show you a cool progression that made Kurt Kobain famous. You'll be rocking out with this melody on the first day you get the course! (Learn it in Lesson 5)

• Learn the most important chords used in rock... for example, the warm and sunny A major chord or the crunchy D chord... and how to play them together in riffs just the Beatles and Sublime did. (See how in Lesson 7)

• The classic "Heaven's progression" will allow to play dozens of your favorite songs by artists like Bob Dylan, Third Eye Blind and Collective Soul. (Watch Lesson 8)