Thirty days, one small task at a time.

Play it 10 times, checking the high E string each time.

Add G, then practise C → G changes for two minutes.

Keep the low E out. Practise G → D changes.

Three fingers on the 2nd fret. Practise D → A changes.

Play each chord twice, then cycle C–G–D–A slowly.

Learn the X, O, dot and barre symbols.

No guitar needed. Listen to a song and name the chord changes you can hear.

Two fingers, all six strings. Play Em 10 times.

Add Am and practise C → Am changes.

Keep the high E clear. Practise Dm → G changes.

Add E and practise A → E changes.

C, G, D, A, E, Am, Em, Dm — one strum each, no rush.

Count clean C → G changes in 60 seconds. Write the number down.

Record 30 seconds of C–G–Am–F. Keep the file for day 30.

Read the F guide, then try the shape three times.

Check each string separately. Stop when your hand tenses.

Five-string barre at the 2nd fret. Try it five times.

Slow changes, two minutes. Clean first, fast later.

Two minutes. Check the high E string on every Bm.

Work through the six causes of a dead string.

Play F and Bm once each. Compare with day 15.

Learn what a capo does and find the key for capo 2 + G shapes.

Click through three keys and name the I, IV and V chords.

In C: C–G–Am–F. Play it four times slowly.

Set a slow metronome and play the progression without stopping.

C↔G, G↔D, Am↔F. Count clean changes.

Record the same 30 seconds as day 14 and compare.

Give your fingertips a day off. Listen to music instead.

Choose a song with four open chords. Use the progression, not a tab.

Which chord still buzzes? Which change is slowest? Pick one target for next month.