The Ashe Method

I want playing guitar to feel natural, expressive, and effortless — never forced, over-thought, or locked inside someone else’s rules.

There’s no “one correct way.”

There’s only the way that fits how your hands want to move, how your ear wants to hear, and how your emotions want to come out.

Most players aren’t stuck because they lack talent.

They’re stuck because everything they’ve learned has been served in disconnected pieces:

a scale chart here, a speed exercise there, a cool lick that goes nowhere.

Nothing talks to anything else.

I look at the guitar differently — like an ecosystem.

Mechanics, harmony, tone, phrasing, emotion, mindset… everything influences everything else. Change one part and the rest starts to shift. That’s where the magic lives.

So my job is to give you tools that make the instrument feel intuitive instead of intellectual:

• Seeing the whole fretboard instead of memorizing patterns
• Moving naturally instead of forcing positions
• Improvising and writing ideas that actually sound like YOU
• Building technique that supports expression instead of choking it
• Staying in flow instead of fighting your own hands

I jokingly call this “The Ashe Method,” but it’s not some branded system or secret sauce.

It’s just the map I drew after decades of experimenting, failing, reinventing, and finally learning to trust my own voice. I’m handing it to you so you don’t have to wander as long as I did.

Once this approach clicks, you’ll use it on everything — solos, songwriting, tone, practice, creativity in general.

The guitar stops feeling like a puzzle you’re forever trying to solve…

and starts feeling like an extension of your thoughts and emotions.

That’s it. That’s the whole philosophy.

If it resonates, we’re probably going to get along just fine.

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