Learning an instrument: which one to start with and not give up
The right instrument is mostly the one you actually want to pick up every day.
There's no universally "easy" instrument. The best choice is the one whose sound thrills you, because motivation does all the heavy lifting.
Small sessions, big progress
Playing a little every day beats a lot once a week. Consistency locks in reflexes far faster than rare marathon sessions.
Set yourself one tiny goal at a time, like a riff or a single bar. Each small win feeds the urge to keep going.
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