The program is suitable for late beginners to intermediate and advanced guitarists.

It's for those who want to connect the fretboard, create their own music, and improve their understanding of chords and progressions so they can add more soul and emotion to their playing.

Unlike traditional methods that often involve endless scales and exercises, this program focuses on a holistic and creative approach, which helps you unlock the fretboard through soulful harmonic chords and melodies.

You learn through playing actual music, making your day-to-day practice and creative experience more engaging and fulfilling.

You will receive a feedback video on your playing and songs directly from Todd. You also get immediate access to live Q&A sessions every week and a community of like-minded musicians so you can receive accountability and focus.

In this program, you'll learn how to create soulful chords and arrangements, play your own songs confidently, unlock the fretboard, and improve your technique. This means you become a more creative and expressive guitarist.

Absolutely! You advance your guitar skills and creativity, whether you're a hobbyist or aspiring professional musician.

You will receive 4 months of access to the Creative Guitar Mastermind, which consists of the Creative Guitar Method core curriculum modules, private community access, arrangement vault, recording courses, personalized reviews, masterclasses, and more.

It's designed to help you progressively improve your guitar skills and creativity.

Yes, you'll have access to a private community of like-minded musicians so you can receive networking opportunities, feedback, and support.

You will receive a feedback video on your playing and songs directly from Todd. You also get immediate access to live Q&A sessions every week and a community of like-minded musicians so you can receive accountability and focus.

Yes, you can access the program materials at your own pace and convenience. 45 minutes a day of practice time is recommended.

You'll need a guitar and access to the internet to benefit from the program. You will need to have Zoom downloaded for the Q&A calls.

Because this isn’t a content library.

You’re paying for a repeatable framework and direct guidance that helps you stop “flying around in the dark” and start composing with intent.

Most people join after years of:

• random YouTube videos

• scattered courses

• guessing around “that sounds sick” moments

This replaces that with one system, one map, and real feedback—so your progress compounds instead of restarting every month.

If you’re looking for the cheapest way to learn more chords, this isn’t it.
If you want the fastest path from ear/flow to fluent, intentional music-making, this is built for that.

You don’t need unlimited time. You need direction.

Most players don’t struggle because they’re lazy—they struggle because practice is inefficient. They don’t know what to work on or why.

Inside the program, you’re not guessing each session.
You’ll have a clear plan tied to your goals and your taste, so even shorter sessions create momentum.

Intensity here doesn’t mean more Zoom hours.
It means high-leverage feedback and focused execution.

No.

Courses give you information.
This gives you a framework you can actually use.

The goal is to help you:

• identify what you’re hearing

• recreate it on purpose

• expand it without guessing

So you stop building songs around “lucky voicings” and start composing with intention.

If you’re an ear player who’s hit a ceiling, this is designed to give you scientific clarity without killing the vibe.

No.

This is also for serious hobbyists, bedroom guitarists, and songwriters who want structure, clarity, and creative control over their music.

Some members perform live or release music professionally. Others simply want to:

• write better songs

• finish what they start

• understand what they’re playing

• feel creatively fulfilled again

This isn’t about career labels.
It’s about developing fluency, taste, and a repeatable process for making music you’re proud of—whether that happens on stage, in the studio, or at home.

Live performance is optional. Creative fluency isn’t.

Totally fair—most online communities are noise.

This one is structured, guided, and built around output.
People bring work, get feedback, and keep moving.

You’re not relying on the group to teach you.
The community acts as a force multiplier: accountability, shared momentum, and real examples of people applying the same system.

If you’re outside a major city or don’t have a strong creative circle around you, this becomes even more valuable.

Because we’re not guessing.

Most members come in with the same pattern:
great taste, strong ear, strong feel—no repeatable framework.

We build that framework so you can:

• name what you’re doing

• organize it

• recreate it

• expand it on purpose

You’ll feel the shift when your choices stop being “hope this works” and start being intentional.

Two things most players never build:

1. A repeatable framework to identify, recreate, and expand the sounds you already hear

2. Finished output—songs, arrangements, or recordings—tied to your goals
   

We define success at the start with a small set of clear goals, then build your weekly plan around those. Progress isn’t vague or theoretical.

No.

This is practical language that makes your ear more powerful—not classroom theory.

We use theory as a tool for speed:
to name what you already hear, organize it, and recreate it on demand—without killing feel.

Structure doesn’t replace feel. It removes guesswork.

Most ear players don’t need more inspiration.
They need a map so their creativity becomes repeatable.

The goal is simple: scientific clarity that keeps the vibe intact.

Then you don’t make every live call.

The program doesn’t depend on perfect attendance. It works because the structure and feedback loop stay intact as long as you keep submitting work and staying in motion.

Not here.

For many people, that’s the reason they join.
This replaces the missing environment with direction, accountability, and consistent feedback—without needing to be “in the scene.”

Intensity isn’t more calls. It’s better constraints.

When you get precise feedback, you’ll have weeks of focused work that actually changes how you play and write. That’s where real progress happens.

You’ll get a clear kickstart and a real plan—but the transformation comes from execution, not talking about it on Zoom.

That’s exactly what the structure is for.

Most people don’t stall because they lack talent.
They stall because they’re scattered, inconsistent, or stuck guessing.

We remove that by giving you:

• a clear roadmap

• consistent accountability

• feedback on what to do next
  

Simple and clear.

If you show up, follow the plan we agree on, and genuinely apply the feedback—but still feel stuck, we keep working with you beyond the initial term until you see meaningful progress.

Two clarifiers:

• goals are clearly defined at the start

• the guarantee is a shared commitment: execution + guidance

Yes.

If spreading it out helps with cash flow, that’s normal.
The goal is to remove friction so you can focus on doing the work.

Healthy skepticism.

The difference here is simple:
we stay close to your actual playing and your actual music.

If you want motivation, hype, or generic content, this won’t feel like that.