I used to have a free mini course.  I don't anymore.

Why ?  Most just used it as a free, stand alone course of study.

As a result, too many were developing bad habits because the
incremental steps that one must go through in my full courses
were not a part of the free mini course process.

Not what I wanted to happen.

My courses, especially Mastering the Five Disciplines,
reveal a process that simply can not be demonstrated in a few samples.

The "Try Before You Buy" thing just does not work with my teaching method.

One has to experience the skill building over time.

There are plenty of web sites for eye and ear candy if that
is what you're looking for.  Mine is not one of them.

I'm frankly tired of web sites taking names and e-mail addresses
for the purpose of delivering long autoresponder e-mail sequences to generate 
potential sales.  Does all that have a legitimate purpose in the
market place ?  Yes.  This is the free world and it must evolve.

As far as the Classical Guitar is concerned, all I ask is that
you try to become obsessed with learning technique so that
playing your music becomes 1,000 % easier for you.

Then learn the fretboard and how to prepare pieces of music.

I can help you with that so you don't waste years of your life
learning things that you someday have to unlearn.

I am in my Studio generally, 7 days a week and I answer my e-mails very quickly
and always with in 24 hours depending on world time differences.

I do travel from time to time so if I don't get back to you in a few
days, don't worry, I will.

 I love to hear from Classical Guitarists, so don't be bashful !

   The stories I receive about players at the beginning,
middle or end of their study have been so fascinating and have sparked
wonderful dialogues.  Feel free to tell me about you and your Classical Guitar.

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My general e-mail address is info@FirstLightBulbMoment.com 

( To read the story behind "First Light Bulb Moment" )
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My personal e-mail address is....

Sakari@MasteringTheFiveDisciplines.com

all lower case is fine, too.

I invite your comments, questions, etc..



My hemingway cat Toby on my practice chair.  Photo by me.

To the Ancient Child in us all
( I still prefer a low neck angle )





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