The Guitar Practice Journal

Most practice journals are just blank logs — a box for every day, nothing telling you what to actually focus on. This one's different. It's built to work alongside any guitar book or course you own, mine or anyone else's, and gives you an actual system for organizing your practice time instead of just recording that it happened.

It's a 12-week structure covering:

• A Current Focus page — name what you're working on and what you're aiming for
• Weekly practice logs — what you worked on, what clicked, what's still sticking
• A review page every 4 weeks, so you're checking progress instead of just logging on autopilot
• A streak tracker for staying consistent
• A tempo tracker for pushing a lick or passage up to speed
• A repertoire tracker for everything you've learned
• A technique checklist covering the fundamentals across any style
• An ear training log and a listening log
• A cross-system connections page
• A reusable session planner template
• A notes section at the back

Print it and fill it in with a pen, session after session, for a full quarter of practice.

It's free. If you find it useful and want to leave a small tip, there's a pay-what-you-want option at checkout — entirely optional.