When starting to study a musical instrument, there is a need to have some common sense and train in moderation. Ideally, it is advisable to have calluses on the fingers and not have the sensation of "burning." The feeling of pain and burning will hinder our ability to practice with quality, so in the first few weeks of training, don't practice too much at home. Allow your fingers to get used to the effort. Sessions of 10 minutes throughout the day are ideal. As time progresses, increase the practice time, but always use common sense. It is preferable to have calloused fingers than "burned" fingers.

Always keep the guitar out of the bag. The guitar, "looking" at you, will encourage you to practice daily.

Be organised and aim to play well one song at a time. It's better to play a little and well than a lot and poorly.

If we want to maintain motivation, it is crucial not to miss the lessons. The lessons serve to correct the student, but they also serve for the student to go home with extra motivation to play more and better.