Great advice, Justin. Thank you!
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Hi Justin, thank you for all these lessons. I completed the course up until this point around a year ago. Over the past year I played all my favourite songs (to thr best I can) learned a lots of new things like all kinds of bar chords, a little bit of music theory, one or two John mayer songs and lots of other things. Then one fine day listened to John mayer soloing and decided to come back here, did the blues and rock module again and now I think I want to learn blues, mainly because of John mayer but also listening to Eric clapton these days. To all the people I would I higly suggest to go out and explore for a few months, listen to new songs, try learning them, try singing them while playing and see that you can play almost any song out there (at least an easier version) with the skill set you have now. Again, thank you Justin for these lessons.
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What’s the blues and rock module you refer to?
The introductory modules in the grade 2, module 12 and 13.
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Trying to think about what my practice routine will look like for consolidation. When I think about the question “where do you want to go now?”, the obvious answer for me is fingerstyle and learning new chords. I’d love to see what your routines were if you felt the same by the end of Grade 2.
Cross posted with my learning log.
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Aww man, I wish I had a teacher who would give me such advice when I was learning to play the piano as a child.
Justin saying most people get stuck at this stage is so true 
I have been here from when i was 12 and was given a guitar and a book. Turning 50 this year. Playing on and off at this level all these years.
I have now written down a list of 12 songs which i will try to nail. Will see if i get to the next lesson this time.
I enjoyed every single lesson so far. My elbow is still upset from the powerchords, though.
Awesome course really. Thank you.