To start learning the guitar: First, trust your ear. Second: Pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. Some cords will sound good, some will sound terrible. Third: Don't play the bad sounds. That is fun isn't it? In order to become a master guitar player you must practice. Six Sigma suggests that ten thousand hours of operation are needed to become proficient at a task. Good Luck!
To start learning the guitar: First, trust your ear. Second: Pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. Some cords will sound good, some will sound terrible. Third: Don't play the bad sounds. That is fun isn't it? In order to become a master guitar player you must practice. Six Sigma suggests that ten thousand hours of operation are needed to become proficient at a task. Good Luck!
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To start learning the guitar: First, trust your ear. Second: Pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. Some cords will sound good, some will sound terrible. Third: Don't play the bad sounds. That is fun isn't it? In
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To start learning the guitar: First, trust your ear. Second: Pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. Some cords will sound good, some will sound terrible. Third: Don't play the bad sounds. That is fun isn't it? In order to become a master guitar player you must practice. Six Sigma suggests that ten thousand hours of operation are needed to become proficient at a task. Good Luck!
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## How to Start Learning the Guitar

### 1. Trust Your Ear

The first step to learning the guitar is to trust your ear. You can't learn to play the guitar if you don't know what you're doing. You need to be able to hear the notes and chords that you're playing.

### 2. Pick Up the Guitar and Manipulate the Strings

The second step to learning the guitar is to pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 3. Don't Play the Bad Sounds

The third step to learning the guitar is to not play the bad sounds. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 4. Practice

The fourth step to learning the guitar is to practice. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 5. Be Patient

The fifth step to learning the guitar is to be patient. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 6. Have Fun

The sixth step to learning the guitar is to have fun. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 7. Don't Give Up

The seventh step to learning the guitar is to not give up. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 8. Be Persistent

The eighth step to learning the guitar is to be persistent. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that you're hearing.

### 9. Be Patient

The ninth step to learning the guitar is to be patient. You need to be able to play the notes and chords that
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To start learning the guitar: First, trust your ear. Second: Pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. Some cords will sound good, some will sound terrible. Third: Don't play the bad sounds. That is fun isn't it? In order to become a master guitar player you must practice. Six Sigma suggests that ten thousand hours of operation are needed to become proficient at a task. Good Luck!
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To start learning the guitar: First, trust your ear. Second: Pick up the guitar and manipulate the strings. Some cords will sound good, some will sound terrible. Third: Don't play the bad sounds. That is fun isn't it? In
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