Contrarian Guitar Tutor Reveals The Surprisingly Simple Secrets That Show Ordinary Guitarists How To Remember More, Forget Less And Fall In Love With Playing, So Practice Becomes...

Dear Guitarist,

Whether your goal is...

To play beautiful fingerstyle, jam lead guitar, strum with more passion, or better understand what the research says about music, memory, Alzheimer's, and dementia...

I believe the principles inside this course can help.

Let me show you one of the most fascinating ideas inside the course:

The Untapped Power That Most Guitarists Never Even Scratch The Surface Of

Have you ever heard the remarkable story of U.S. soldier Major James Nesmeth, who was held as a prisoner of war in Vietnam?

He spent 7 years imprisoned in a prison...

It was a cage that was approximately four feet high and just five feet long. During almost the entire time he was imprisoned, he saw no one, talked to no one, and had no physical activity.

To keep himself sane, he spent his long and arduous days mentally playing round after round of golf inside his cell...

 
…And then, despite not touching a golf club in 7 years, he returned home and cut 20 shots from his game.

What does this have to do with the guitar?

Quite a lot because it's...

One of the most overlooked learning tools available to guitarists today

...And this is a technique high-level performers use. It helps you retain more of what you learn, and weirdly, can even make your playing more musical. 

Yet most guitarists never use it.

...Even though it can save years of unnecessary frustration and make learning dramatically easier.

In fact, I believe this idea alone can transform the way many guitarists learn.

And it's just one of many fascinating "power strategies" you'll discover inside The Brainy Guitarist.

That’s just for starters. 

Here’s what else you’ll learn:

Let's zoom in on this for a second:

Hermann Ebbinghaus became obsessed with why it's so easy to learn something...Yet so difficult to remember?

And that's a question most guitarists still struggle with today.

He decided to conduct a series of memory experiments on himself.

Day after day, he memorised meaningless lists of information, carefully measuring how much he could recall after hours, days, and weeks had passed.

What He Discovered About The Way People Remember Shocked Him

He found that information didn't disappear gradually.

...Much of it vanished far faster than anyone expected.

More importantly:

He uncovered a surprisingly simple solution that helps explain why some guitarists seem to remember songs for months while others constantly find themselves relearning the same material again and again.

I show you exactly how to apply this to your playing so you can remember and learn with joy while beating this "forgetting curve" for good, in all that you practise.

There's more inside, such as:

Yet with a small adjustment, those same progressions can be transformed into...

Beautiful two-string pieces of music.

These blend melody, harmony, and bass movement into something far more expressive than ordinary chords, and are...

Designed To Bring Your Playing To Life

This exact technique is used by artists such as Paul McCartney and Ed Sheeran...

And the underlying idea can be traced back hundreds of years to composers like J.S. Bach.

The result?

This can make your playing sound dramatically more melodic in an instant.

And it's just one of many practical musical shortcuts, discoveries, and "lightbulb moments" waiting inside the course, such as these:

David started guitar a little later in life than he would have liked. 

He had no musical background, and he was always busy with work.

One of the reasons he wanted to learn was simple:

He wanted something enjoyable that would keep his mind active, challenged, and engaged for years to come.

How He Went From Complete Beginner To Performing On Stage

At first, David followed the standard advice:

"Practise more, repeat things over and over"... and basically, keep grinding away.

The Breakthrough Came From Learning Differently, Not Practising More "Stuff"

What surprised both of us was his progress didn't rely on a rigid practice schedule.

Instead, it was a simple shift that helped more of what he practised actually stay with him for the next session.

The result wasn't overnight success.

It was steady, enjoyable progress that compounded month after month.

Many people mistake this skill for natural talent.

It isn't.

It's something that can be learned, developed, and used by almost any guitarist. In Part 7, I'll show you exactly what it was and how you can use it too.

To ensure you use it, you also get...

The "Make It Stick" Follow-Up Series

...And When You Order Today, You'll Get These Special Bonuses

No Overwhelm, Just Real Advice From Lesson #1

The Brainy Guitarist is intentionally short at around 90 minutes (that's before the bonuses).

You can watch the course in a few sittings, start applying the ideas immediately, then revisit it again, and again as your playing develops.

In fact, many students will get just as much value from the second viewing as the first.

Built To Be Finished, Not Forgotten

The Brainy Guitarist is built around 7 concise modules covering memory, motivation, learning, musicality, and practice.

Inside you get:

Here's what just a few students have said about my teaching methods...

Now, About The Refund Policy…

If that doesn’t work for you, that’s okay. This course is only meant for students who are ready to put in the time and make real progress.

You don't risk a penny. Try it for 90 days, and if it doesn't click, I'll refund you.

...And rest assured, you’ll never be asked to memorise endless charts or decode jazz theory.

You get lifetime access to HD video, downloadable content, full TAB & notation, exclusive bonuses, and lessons you can use at your own pace.

Before You Join, Read This First

This course is not built around shortcuts, hacks or magic tricks.

Some of the ideas inside are surprisingly simple. Some may surprise you. Many take only minutes to understand.

...But like any powerful idea, they only work when you actually use them.

If you don't have the patience to use it, or you only care about learning more songs, riffs, scales, theory, chords, etc., this won't be for you.

There are already countless courses out there teaching all that... but I've not come across one like this for guitarists.

If you're the type of guitarist who enjoys discovering better ways to learn, likes understanding how things work, and is willing to occasionally challenge long-held assumptions about practice... this is for you.

Imagine where your playing could be six months from now if:

Dan Thorpe

P.S. Most guitarists spend years collecting more songs, more exercises, and more information.

Very few spend time improving the way they learn.

Yet that one skill affects everything else.

The Brainy Guitarist won't overwhelm you with endless material.

Instead, it can help you get more value from every song, lesson, and practice session from this point forward.

Perhaps best of all, you'll be exercising one of the most important tools you'll ever own: your brain. If that sounds useful, this course will help.