For now, simply notice that each measure is six eighth notes strung together - so your count will be very smooth and totally without incident. There is nothing at all here to trip you up in any way. The easiest way to start learning to fingerpick is simply to get your fingers going using the simplest pattern possible. We're going to start the same way I suggested in my earlier article, by making an up and down arpeggio of our chords. Getting used to using all of your fingers is usually the hardest part of fingerpicking.
Many people seem to have a natural tendency towards just using one or two.
But if you get yourself into the habit of employing all of your fingers early on, you have a great chance to find that playing finger style guitar is nowhere near as hard as you thought it might be. Let's look at each of the chords and practice picking each of them. Play each chord until you feel comfortable with it. Don't move on just for the sake of moving on. This will take time for some of you, yes, but the time you spend on it now will pay all sorts of dividends down the road.