I’m in my mid-50s and I finally started playing guitar a few months ago (currently Grade 4, I loved playing the Blues, very satisfying :D).
I’m struggling to keep up with the technical and theoretical parts (Justin, you talk too much), but I find that progress is coming naturally as I go along.
I hope to keep up the good momentum and reach a good level one day.
Welcome to the forum Richard
Bienvenue, Richard 
a few months in and on Grade 4, playing the blues…
You are flying!
Enjoy 
Hi Richard,
Welcome here and I wish you a lot of fun
Nice and ,
do you have to learn another instrument before the end of the year? because you are in such a hurry… 
Well, as long as you have fun. 
Curious about some guitar playing soon…
I also went very fast, actually way too fast to learn it completely well, but I just had only fun while learning seeing trying it all.
Greetings,Rogier
Salut Richard,
wow - how did you manage to go to grade 4 in just a few months?
Did you really practice all the content or did you skip what you didn’t like?
I wish you lots of fun and success,
Dominique
Thanks for your welcome!
To be 100% honest, I already tried to play about 25 years ago… I gave up, but I am quite sure that this “muscular memory” is still active.
Now, I am far more quiet. Childs are living their lives. I practice about 1 hour a day (or more).
I started first with “Simply Guitar” app for 5 weeks, was satisfying but courses ends with a poor level. Then jumps to Justin one’s starting at Grade 2.
I skipped all the “by ears” parts where Justin identifies notes too fast, was so frustrating :(.
I just want to chill, of course my play is not perfect, but I’m seeing progress, especially thanks to Justin’s advice:
Welcome to the community Richard!
Disagree. He thoroughly explains what he’s doing. With other online teachers I found myself saying “wait, wait, what did you just do?” far too often. I’d far rather something be over-explained than under-explained.
To me it seems like Justin explains just the right amount, usually. 
Then again, I’m the kind of person who prefers novels to short stories, which is probably visible in my excessively long intro post.
Either way, welcome, @RichieLbv!
You’re probably right, Mark. As English is not my native language, I sometimes need to make too much effort to understand… It’s not that easy for me. 
Hi Richard, welcome to the community forum. On the website lessons you can select the lesson notes and translate to your language. Someone with more technical knowledge than me may know how to directly translate the Closed Caption (CC) for the website lesson videos. Nous sommes une communauté internationale 
Thx, Steve. Don’t worry, I’m fine with the language. It’s just that sometimes I get too much information at once and can’t focus on my shaky guitar playing.
Welcome Richard!!
Salut Richard and welcome!
Engaging in the Community will help you in this…see you around here 