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Category: Books

  • The Practicing Mind by Thomas M. Sterner

    The Practicing Mind by Thomas M. Sterner

    One key tenet of my life is to constantly question the value of the things in my life. This is especially true in a country that has an economy that is built around consumerism. One of the reasons I teach the guitar and do life coaching is that I truly believe it adds value to…

  • Guitar Sight Reading Mastery – A Resource For All Guitarists (Update)

    Guitar Sight Reading Mastery – A Resource For All Guitarists (Update)

    The mention of guitar sight-reading causes most guitarists to squirm in their seats or look for the nearest exit. There’s an old joke about what you call two guitarists sight-reading the same line of music. The answer…polyphony. For classical or jazz guitarists, sight-reading notation is essential. In the process of teaching, I’ve written a book…