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You can enter by going to: http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/Contests/2008/GooGooDolls/
Win an Epiphone Les Paul Plain Top Heritage Cherry Burst and the Goo Goo Dolls Greatest Hits Vol 2
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Epiphone is apparently doing a give away for a Slash Les Paul Goldtop guitar. All you need to do is submit your e-mail address.
See the link below for details on content. (It is run by Epiphone, UnderstandingGuitar.org is not affiliated in anyway with this contest.)
http://www.epiphone.com/free.asp [This link will eventully stop working.]
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I’m always interested in how other guitarist practice. There are a bunch of different schools of thought on the topic.
Recently Tim of Pickstroke.com did a post about how he spends his time, what little time he has, practicing. Tim admits to not being a guitar god — I can relate! I encourage you to compare Tim’s description with how you spend your time practicing? What are the differences? Do you think the differences are good or bad? Based on that (you don’t have to post your thoughts) adjust your practice to improve.
Check out the article here: http://www.pickstroke.com/?p=278
You not only want to improve your playing but your effectiveness in praticing to play.
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A while back, I was talking with my wife and the topic of Persistence versus intelligence came up. This isn’t a topic that I often consider… For no real reason, it just doesn’t cross my mind. (Which guitarists’ mind would it cross?)
My ultimate conclusion on the topic is that you can become intelligence by being persistent. No matter what you are doing or trying to learn, if you keep attacking a subject, constantly trying to learn about your topic of interest you will undoubtedly become “smart” on the topic.
Would you draw a different concolusion? Share your thoughts…
