Still Playing the Same Songs After All These Years?

You know the scenario:

Someone hands you a guitar at a party, and suddenly you’re the “guitar guy.” You confidently launch into one of your go-to songs… then another… and by the third song, you’re desperately hoping someone changes the subject of requesting another song.

Here’s the brutal truth: After years of playing, you should be WAY better than you are right now.

You’ve got the calluses. You know your chords. You can even talk theory when pressed. But when it comes to actually *expressing yourself* on the guitar? When someone asks you to improvise or play something different?

That’s when the mask comes off.

I’m Scott, and I’ve spent 35+ years watching talented intermediate players get trapped in this exact prison. The good news? Your breakthrough is 15 minutes away.

Why You’re Actually Stuck (And It’s Not What You Think)

Most guitar teachers will tell you to “practice more scales” or “learn more songs.” That’s garbage advice for someone at your level.

The real problem isn’t your fingers - it’s the massive gap between what you know and what you can actually use.