Instant Mastery Seekers:

• If someone is looking for an overnight transformation without putting in the effort, GuitarVision might not be the right fit. This is about a realistic, gradual progress — recognising that mastery is a journey, not a sprint."

Resistance to Constructive Feedback:

• If someone is resistant to constructive criticism or prefers only positive reinforcement. I'm all about the positive its what drives practice but GuitarVision is about growth, and that sometimes involves addressing areas for improvement.

Gear Enthusiasts : 

•  If someone believes that the key to great playing is solely in the gear rather than practice, GuitarVision might challenge that perspective. The emphasis is on technique and skill development.

Technophobes: 

• If someone has an aversion to technology, particularly recording themselves, it might be noted. GuitarVision does involve using smartphones or cameras for feedback.

One-Time Investment Seekers: 

•  If someone is looking for a one-time fix rather than an ongoing learning experience, Guitar playing is a journey, not a destination.

Enthusiastic Learners: 

GuitarVision is for those who are excited about learning and improving their  guitar skills. Passion and enthusiasm go a long way in making the learning journey enjoyable. 

Individuals with a minimum of 30 Minutes a Day: If you can set aside at least 30 minutes a day for practice, GuitarVision is designed to fit into your schedule without overwhelming your time commitments. 

Tech-Savvy Players: GuitarVision is suitable for individuals comfortable using technology, such as smartphones or cameras. It's a modern approach that leverages these tools for a personalised learning experience. 

Open to Breaking Old Habits: If you're willing to break away from old habits and embrace new techniques, GuitarVision provides the guidance and tools to help you evolve your playing style. 

Positive Mindset Seekers: GuitarVision is for those who approach challenges with a positive mindset. The journey may have its ups and downs, but maintaining a positive attitude fosters a more rewarding learning experience.

Paul's Teaching Style Resonates: If you appreciate Paul's teaching style, GuitarVision is a great fit. The personalised feedback and insights align with the way you prefer to learn. 

Motivated to Improve Timing and Technique: GuitarVision is ideal for those motivated to enhance their timing, technique, and overall slide guitar proficiency. The focus is on practical, actionable feedback for tangible improvements. 

Ready for a Realistic Guitar Journey: GuitarVision is for individuals who understand that mastering slide guitar is a journey, not an instant destination. It's about gradual progress and skill refinement over time. 

Comfortable with Paul's Teaching Style: If you appreciate a personal connection led by a real person invested in your progress, GuitarVision aligns with your preferences.

It's a common sentiment to want to take the self-taught route and learn independently.. 

In today's age of abundant YouTube tutorials and tabs readily available online, it may seem like all the information you need is just a click away. 

But here's the thing: those free tabs won't necessarily help you advance your playing skills. What you really need is personalised feedback, structured practice routines, and someone to guide you along your musical journey. 

As an adult, you're likely aware that time is a precious commodity. How many more years can you afford to waste? 

By leveraging my 25+ years of experience as a performer, teacher, and touring musician, I can help you navigate through the common pitfalls that students often encounter.  It would take you years to figure out things I could show you in 5 minutes.  Ask yourself how much is that worth to you ?

You could spend more $ on shiny new guitars / pedals and waste hours bouncing around YouTube wasting time. 

What's it going to be ?