Different people have different learning styles, so we can't prescribe a one-size-fits-all approach to guitar playing. However, there are a few steps that work well for most people when they're starting out:
1. Choose the right guitar. Beginners often overestimate their ability and pick an electric guitar instead of an acoustic. Acoustic guitars are easy to learn on, but they also come in a variety of shapes and sizes that can affect how they sound. If you're new to the acoustic world, it's a good idea to start with a smaller guitar that's easier to handle.
2. Listen to music. Few things are more persuasive than listening to actual music and seeing how how your playing compares (or doesn't compare) to what's being played by someone else. Once you've chosen your instrument and found some music that you enjoy, spend some time practicing every day. Buying and caring for an acoustic guitar is another great way to add