Understand the answer to this question... 

And you have the “keys to the kingdom”.

Unfortunately, most guitar players never discover the answer... 

And it’s THE reason they get stuck, frustrated (and ultimately give up).

If, like most guitar players, you try to learn a “smorgasbord” of riffs, licks and pieces of songs (and maybe a little theory)...

...Hoping that one day, with "enough practice", you’ll reach some kind of “AHA” moment (where everything makes sense). 

What you may not realize is this…

You're climbing up the wrong ladder.

You can’t get there that way. 

And it’s not what the pro’s do. 

You’ve seen pro guitar players ’tear it up” across the whole fretboard, haven’t you?

So how do they do it? 

And how do they make it look so easy?

Again, to put it bluntly (just being honest with you)... 

There’s a “system” the pros use to play all across the fretboard (and play by ear) which most people never find out about. 

And the way it works (and ties everything together) is so laughably simple you may have trouble believing it at first. 

Most people do.

Myself (and most of my students) included in the beginning. 

But fact is, it’s true.

You just used part of it with that little “exercise” you did. 

Pretty easy, wasn’t it?

Well remember what I said?

It never gets harder than that. Just different.

If you can do that little exercise, you can take the guitar as far as you want to go. (And faster than you might imagine).

Here’s a little (20s) clip my student, Jeremiah sent me...

It’s him improvising over some background music. (We’d only worked together for a few hours - and he’d only been playing guitar in total for around 2 months). 

What would it feel like to be able to solo and improvise all across the fretboard with a full understanding of exactly what you’re doing?

What would it feel like to be able to sit in with other musicians and jam at any time, and even play by ear?

First of all, it’s more than possible. 

Yes. Even for you.

And it’s so much simpler (and closer) than you ever believed. 

Jeff, who's played for over 20 years (and never made it past a few songs but always wanted to) said...

Makes you wonder, doesn't it?

There are a few more important things you need to know which we simply don’t have room for here.

You see, it all starts with a fundamental shift in how you think about playing guitar.

Your playing won’t really start to "take off" until you’ve made a few critical changes to your mental approach.

And since I can’t fit it all here…

I’ve created a 5-part email 'mini-course' to explain what you need to know (it’s free).

I call it my "5 Biggest Aha's" (or "5BA" for short).

If you liked the exercise we did, what we’ll be discussing in the course will be a real eye-opener for you.

These "Aha's" radically shifted my perspective on guitar and allowed me to make insane progress I didn't even believe was possible (until I did it). 

And if you pay close attention, it can literally save you years of headaches and frustration.

Here's what you'll learn over next few days: