15 Ways Sample

Create Your Own Job!

Beginner Guitar eBook

Another easy way to create your own job is to teach a skill you already have to someone else. For example, if you can play the piano or a guitar, find yourself a few students and pass that skill on to them for a reasonable price.

Not long ago, I added guitar chords  to some familiar songs for a youth group I taught and later printed them out in a small eBook for my grandchildren so that they, too, could learn to play and sing along from it.  It would be a great book for you to use, if you decide to give teaching basic guitar playing to kids a try.

Below are some of the pages from the 28-page eBook so that you can get an idea of what is covered in it.  There are a number of other illustrations to make the book more interesting, and the $5.00 price should make it inexpensive enough for anyone to own.

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MY GUITAR eBook Sample Pages:

COVER

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Table of Contents for Guitar eBook:

Table of Contents

1 All About Frets

2. Tuning Your Guitar

4. Chords C C7 G

5. Chords G7 Gm D

6 Chords D7 E E7

     7.    Chords       Em     Em7    A
       8.    Chords       A7      F          B7
      10.   I’ve Got Peace Like A River

11. God Is So Good

12. The Joy Of The Lord

13. Do Lord

15. Praise The Lord Together

      15.   Come Let Us Adore Him
      16.   Home On The Range
    18.   This Land Is Your Land

   21.  Puff, the Magic Dragon

     23. Comin Round The Mountain

     24. How Much Is That Doggie?

      25. Michael, Row The Boat Ashore

      26. Down In The Valley

      27. The Crawdad Hole

Place your guitar on your lap. The string closest to you
is the 6th string. If you have a piano, tune the 6th string
(the lowest sounding one) until it sounds like the E on
the piano just below Midde C. Or, if you prefer, tune it
until you like the sound the 6th string makes. Then:

1. Hold the 6th string down tightly on the 5^thfret. Tighten
or loosen the 5th string until it sounds exactly like the 6th
string when you strum them both together.

2. Hold the 5th string down tightly on the 5th fret and
tighten or loosen the 4th string until it sounds exactly like
the 5th string.