1 . Learn the basics thoroughly.
A good guitarist must be an expert in the fundamentals of guitar playing. The fundamentals include posture when holding the guitar, proper left and right hand finger positioning, and plectrum or pick usage.
2 . Study musical notation.
Though reading guitar tablature is easier, it generally has one drawback: it does not show timing. The beginner should at least be familiar with reading musical notation. Granted, some very talented guitarists are able to play without ever needing tablature or sheet music; they learn a song just by listening to it. But unless you are one of these people, you'll be better-off mastering musical notation so you'll have access to a wide collection of compositions.
3 . Practice every day.
Do drills and exercises to polish your skills and technique. Strengthen your fingers, and aim for a clean and clear tone. Avoid muted sounds unless the music calls for it.
4 . Learn your favorite song Or piece .
When learning a piece or song, choose one that you are comfortable with. Learn easy songs first. Not only does this build confidence, but it also helps your fingers 'remember' certain formations and chords that tend to be repeated in other songs.
5 . Never give up.
Try to finish a piece, no matter how difficult it may be. Do not get into the habit of not finishing what you start. If a certain part of a song frustrates you, put the guitar down and take a break. You may even sleep on it, and start fresh the next day. Do it at your own pace, it doesn't matter how long you take to master a piece. Of course, remember the previous step. Be reasonable. Do not take on a complicated song or piece if you haven't mastered your basics.
6 . Have patience and reasonable expectations.
Do not expect to play like a famous guitar 'god' with just a few lessons. Attaining a professional skill level takes years of practice and training.
7 . Have an open mind.
Listen to different guitarists. Compare one artist's interpretation of a song to another's. Have an open mind. A good guitarist is familiar with different styles and genres.
8 . Record your guitar-playing.
Listen to yourself and identify your mistakes and weaknesses. Have another guitarist critique it. You'll improve more if you know what you must work harder on.
9 . Watch your favorite guitarist play.
Pick up some things he/she does. If they can do it, it's humanly possible for EVERYONE to do it if they try.
10 . Keep playing
Never go a DAY without playing your guitar for at least 5 minutes.
Leaving your guitar just sitting around slows you up, even just a slight bit.
11 . Take care of your guitar.
Treat it like the Best friend .
12 . Consider learning how to play other instruments.
13 . Stay sober.
14 . Important.
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