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Hi all,
I've always envied my friends that played the guitar since my teenager years but never had the confidence to learn. I finally bought a guitar last year (BTW I am 40 years old) and play a little, mostly chords. I enjoy it very much yet I am frustrated by the plateau that I have reached. I am hoping to break learn alot and just keep getting better.

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