Jazz Guitar Lessons | 6 days ago
In this quick episode, I dive into how a bit of “delusional” confidence can actually help you improve faster on guitar. I’ll explain why thinking big—even if it feels unrealistic—can motivate you to practice more, try new things, and take risks that lead to real progress.
What You’ll Learn:
- How Positive Thinking Helps: Believing you can play like the greats might feel a bit unrealistic, but it pushes you to work harder and take on challenges.
- Overcoming Self-Doubt: Self-doubt will always show up, but focusing on what empowers you can make a big difference.
- Finding the Balance: It’s not about overconfidence—just having enough belief to give yourself permission to learn and grow.
Key Takeaway
A little confidence—even if it feels over-the-top—can go a long way in helping you reach your goals. Embrace it, and let it drive you forward!
Resources and Links:
• JazzGuitarLessons.net (https://www.jazzguitarlessons.net/?el=podcast_episode)
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