Great question and a great way to ask it @jvlynch
Several places to begin to gauge for yourself.
In this Before & After section you will find a mix, some who started BLIM at about your level and some who were beyond your level. All made progress.
In this Live Launch event Justin explains and takes Q&A.
From your recording I get the sense that you have only just about started to learn where the notes are for A minor pentatonic pattern 1 and not done much with it yet. Your single string picking is there with the riffs though hesitant. You don’t play much rhythm so I’m unsure on that. The lessons in BLIM will definitely challenge you and your progress from that start point could be massive. If you have the time to allocate to dedicated and structured practice then, yeah, why not. You will need to be mentally prepared for ups and downs and a six-month deep dive, plus the inevitable ‘compare yourself to others who may be more advanced than you’ which you will need to ignore the best you can. Remember, BLIM students become a mutually supportive and encouraging Community. And we highly recommend forming / joining small study-buddy groups.
Check this topic also for advice from previous BLIMmers.
