Does playing guitar actually make your life better?

I suspect you are smart enough that you could keep practicing guitar on your own.

You could bounce from one thing to the next, wondering if you’re doing the right things, in the right order, in the right way.

And what about the 'Start/Stop Syndrome' - you know the one that plagues habits our and hobbies and leaves us with that horrible feeling of not following through on things.

Yes, guitar practice can change your life

Practising guitar really can change your life, but only if you make steady progress. The clarity of a practice plan helped you feel in control, even when other parts of your life are chaotic or unsure. This is a place of reliable stability with daily challenges to keep you focussed and on track.

Some days we may feel slightly vexed. We’ll stumble at a new or old hurdle. Or we might not think we’re progressing as fast as we should. But the next day we have a breakthrough that puts the spring back in our step and boosts our sense of self.

The magic of hearing yourself improving - like when as you get those Ah-ha! moments of discovery that give that different daily experience. We’re all on the same path, just at different points.

Better With a Little Help...

1-2-1 guitar lessons with Vin enable you to go further and faster while preventing the Start/Stop Syndrome that self-learners so often face. With the regular rhythm of the lessons and the clear practice goals, you have something satisfying to hold on to, something not dissimilar to the clarity of focus in meditation.

The small steps, the challenges met, the obstacles overcome. These feed us in ways that are hard to describe, but easy to notice.

Music really is it's own reward. This happens not in one glittering moment but in the small daily doses of focused, sincere practice.

Vin Leone has helped countless guitarists to breakthrough their self-imposed limitations.

Guaranteed progress with a long-term guide makes sure that you’re on the right path and moving steadily ahead.