Notes from the lessons.

You don't. I teach from chord charts and by ear. What a chord chart is, and what you can play from one.

They sound similar and do different jobs. A plain guide to which one fits your goal, and who to call in Denver for each.

There's no best instrument for ADHD, only a best fit for your kid. Here is how to find it without buying the wrong thing twice.

You had lessons and quit. You taught yourself and stalled. You own the instrument and it's a shelf. None of that is a character flaw, and here's what's different.

Skip the discipline lectures. Practice that works for an ADHD player runs on interest, short varied reps, and a guitar that's impossible to ignore.

An instrument in a closet is a common story. Mine sat there through some hard years, and picking it back up brought music back bigger than it had ever been.

No. What the research actually says about age, what really stops adults, and how lessons built for adults work.