There’s a terrible curse that plagues guitar players once they reach the intermediate stage. I call it guitar playing limbo. It’s like a frustrating rut where you get stuck somewhere between playing the same old bits and pieces of songs and trying to navigate your way across the desert of guitar theory so you can freely explore the net with confidence. There’s that missing link, that one missing puzzle piece that hasn’t quite bridged the gap and connected all the dots for you. Yet. Yet, it’s that missing piece that reveals the why behind what you’re doing, so you can freely move up and down the neck, and it’s the very same missing link, which explains how the pros make it look so easy. Would you like to know what it is? Well, first, let me tell you what is not. You won’t find it by studying pentatonic scales, the Cage system, or any other confusing guitar theories.

It doesn’t require you to practice 15 hours a day before you can ever become a good guitar player, and it has almost nothing to do with whether or not you have natural talent your age, or even the size and shape of your fingers. That’s because the key that unlocks the door to freedom on guitar is already inside you. And once you have this for yourself, you’ll instantly become more confident in your ability and more excited about how far your guitar playing can go. You’ll be able to hear a song jam with other musicians or just sit around a campfire and instantly start playing along and sounding good without ever having to think about it, even if that sounds hard to believe that you could do that right now. My name is Jonathan Boyd, and after 23 years of playing and teaching guitar professionally, nothing makes me happier than to see the look on a guitar player’s face.

When they finally connect these dots, when they realize they’re no longer limited to just a few threats. They’re no longer stuck in patterns and boxes, and they’re playing no longer has to sound mechanical or dull or lifeless. You see, instead of feeling lost when it comes to making progress, they can finally explore the fretboard with confidence and get lost instead, in that ultimate happy place where nothing exists but you and the guitar. That’s why I created the Ultimate Lead Guitar Light Bulb Moment, a free course that has already helped open up a whole new world for over 215,000 guitar players just like you. Like Joe Griffin, who said, this is the magic key I’ve been looking for. I knew it was out there, or Jason Anderson who said, out of all the books I’ve bought and the information I’ve found over the years, no one has made it this easy for me.

Or Jeremiah Bishop who said, it’s like the guitar version of the Rosetta Stone. I can now read the language of the Fretboard, and right now I want to help you have the same revelation so you can finally play guitar the way you always want. The link on this video will take you to a page where you can get my brand new course, the Ultimate Lead Guitar Light Bulb Moment, absolutely free. Just click that link and claim your free course on the next page in the course, you and I will walk through a series of easy and fun exercises that will open up your eyes to a whole new world on guitar without complicated theory and without having to practice for 15 hours a day. In fact, you could do it all in about one hour. Like I said, I’m offering you the Ultimate League Guitar Light Bulb Moment completely free right now on this video, but I won’t be able to do that forever.

So go ahead and click the link on this video right now. When you do, you’ll also get a free bonus training on what I call the Guitar Grid. The Guitar Grid is the Invisible Roadmap Pros use to hit all the right notes and make it look easy, and in this training, you’ll discover how you can too, regardless of your age, regardless of your level of natural talent, or even the size and the shape of your fingers. But I’ll let you see how all that works inside the training. First, do this right now. Click the link on this video, then get the Ultimate League Guitar Light Bulb moment for free on the next page. Do it now and I’ll see you in the training.