Module 1 - Define The Mission
Everything starts here.
You learn how to define a single, clear mission for your guitar playing instead of vague wishes or scattered ambitions.
This module turns “I want to get better” into a precise destination your brain can actually aim at.

Module 2 - Remove Limitations And Unlock Ambition
Before strategy can work, mental brakes must be released.
You learn how to identify and neutralize the hidden limitations that keep most players aiming too low or playing it safe.
This is where ambition becomes honest and exciting instead of theoretical.

Module 3 - Deconstruct The Goal
Big goals feel overwhelming because they are not broken down correctly.
In this module, you learn how to reverse-engineer your mission into the few critical sub-skills that actually decide success.
This removes guesswork and replaces it with structural clarity.

Module 4 - Prioritize And Allocate Resources
Time and energy are limited. Progress depends on how you invest them.
You learn how to apply 80/20 thinking, consequence analysis, and simple decision models to decide what deserves your focus now, what can wait, and what should be ignored entirely.
This is where progress begins to accelerate dramatically.

Module 5 - Build The Practice Protocol
Strategy only works when it becomes concrete.
In this module, you turn your decisions into a clear, written practice protocol: what to work on daily, weekly, and how long each element deserves.
Your practice stops being emotional and starts being intentional.

Module 6 - Install The Feedback Loop And Long-Term Control
Finally, you learn how to review, adjust, and evolve your strategy over time.
This module installs a feedback loop that keeps your practice aligned as your skills grow and goals change.
Once this is in place, the system continues working long after the course is finished.

Each module builds on the previous one.
Each step narrows your focus to the few vital actions that create the most progress in the right order.

Most guitarists try to get better by adding more exercises, more hours, and more information.
It feels like progress, but most of that effort leaks away because it is not organized strategically.

Inside The Strategic Practice Protocol, we do something very different:

- First, you clarify exactly what result you want. No vague dreams, only concrete outcomes.
- Then, you identify the few sub-skills that truly decide whether you reach that result or not.
- Next, you decide how to invest your limited practice time into those few vitals instead of the trivial many.
- Finally, you put this into a written protocol that you follow and refine over time.

Here is why this is so powerful:

If you simply double the amount of effective practice time you manage to get in, you roughly double your results.
If, inside that time, you also focus only on the 20 percent of skills that create 80 percent of the improvement, you at least double it again.

That is already a double double.
It is the difference between crawling forward and moving at four times your former speed.

Now add another layer:

- You practice the right things in the right order
- You use better methods for each sub-skill
- You adjust your plan based on real feedback instead of emotion

Each layer of leverage sits on top of the previous one.
The effect is not addition. It is multiplication.

The Strategic Practice Protocol is built to create exactly this stacked effect.
You are not just working harder. You are learning to think and act in a way that makes rapid progress the natural consequence of your decisions.

I started playing guitar at age 10.
For years I was confused, frustrated, and constantly unsure if I was practicing the right things.

I could work hard.
I could be obsessed for weeks.
But I did not have a clear system for how to turn that effort into the maximum possible result.

That question bothered me so much that I spent decades studying:

- psychology
- neuroscience
- practice methods
- high-performance training
- military and business strategy
- wealth-building and leverage principles

I read hundreds of books.
I tested every idea on my own playing and my students.
Over time, a simple pattern became clear:

The way you think about goals, time, and priorities completely controls your results.

When you learn to think in clear missions, sub-goals, consequences, and leverage, you stop wasting effort.
You start using your energy, time, and focus in a way that feels almost unfair.

The Strategic Practice Protocol is my best attempt at giving you that thinking process in a structured, repeatable form.
It is the system I use daily, weekly, and monthly in my own practice and my life.