Well, the experience was bad. It was demotivating on the first day and my last day. I am a working professional and desired to learn guitar as i always wanted to do so. It was one of the things from my bucket list. So i had difficulties in grasping things on my very first day of holding a guitar. I have never come across a trainer who lacks patience and dedication to the craft as a trainer. It is the moral and ethical duty of the trainer to impart their knowledge impartially and with kindness. But I experienced a "so- called" master of the craft was so full of his abilities that he took every opportunity to demotivate and ridicule me on my first day. This was the worst half-an- hour of my life. If the world has teachers like him I fear it would be a very demoralised, demotivated, negative world. If you don't have the patience to teach, dont be a teacher. If you are so proud of your abilities, be a performer and let the world judge you too.
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