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In this episode, I respond to a viewer's question about choosing when to practice new material. We can use the “spaced repetition method” and “interleaving practice” to keep our practice feeling fresh AND to boost our music retention.

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🔗 Links & Lessons Mentioned

• How I solved negatively comparing myself to other guitarists
• Georgia on My Mind chords
• FREE Sheet Music & Tab: Guitar arrangements you can play by yourself!

💬 Lesson Description

In this episode, I respond to a comment from one of my viewers.

They asked a couple of questions that many aspiring musicians often struggle with.

In this video, I explain two powerful practice concepts that could change how you think about practicing forever.

The official terms for these two concepts are “spaced repetition method” and “interleaving practice.”

Studies show that these methods can double or even triple the retention of practiced skills or learned knowledge.

If you don't already know about the spaced repetition method or interleaving practice, you'll definitely want to hear this.

I hope you enjoy this lesson and find it beneficial.

Let me know what you think in the comments.

Thanks! :)

~ Jared

🎸 FREE Sheet Music & Tab: Guitar arrangements you can play by yourself!