[DHosinski]

Originally Posted by SprintBob

My progression has been:

1. Completed Steve Eulberg beginner course (start to finish) at Jamplay.
2. Completed JustinGuitar beginner course.
3. Decided fingerstyle was to be my main focus.
4. Started with Mark Hanson’s Beyond Fingerstyle book, completed 60% of it.
5. Switched to Mark Hanson’s Contemporary Travis Picking book, completed 80% of it and picked up Mark as my Skype teacher as I finished my study with it.
6. Started Mark’s Art of Solo Fingerstyle course with lesson from Mark every 3 weeks. I have done all but two songs in this book and continue my study with it.
7. Got subscription to Peghead Nation and taking Flat picking Rhythm course as taught by Scott Nygard. This is supplemental to my Fingerstyle work.
8. I am currently about 60/40 Fingerstyle/flatpicking that I split my work on.

All of the above supplemented with additional songs from various sources and a couple of Truefire and Homespun courses that are supplemental.

Everything I start I try to do as a building block and that has served me well.
I’m 59 and 5 years into this very fun journey. Hope this helps and good luck.

Originally Posted by lowrider

Yes, this is the way to get started. Keep it up, keep practicing, keep following your lessons.

You know the way to Carnegie Hall, don't you?

Practice, man, practice!

That's the plan! Thanks for the post!