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This thread appears to be from 2017... Just sayin..
Time to check up, then: how did the original poster fare?
I think the OP is still around. The username looks familiar. Could always tag him if you want his attention.
My own guitar playing changed between 2017 and today. I adopted a fingerstyle technique that was not intuitive to me at all, but I like it a lot.
Go on down (or up) to Mississippi and find them there crossroads. Cut you a deal. Go all Ralph Macchio on Steve Vai.
I know when I was really into technical playing I was frustrated with my alternate picking speed. There was a ceiling I just couldn’t get passed. Eventually I really looked into different techniques and tried a bunch until I found one that made it feel much, much easier and allowed me to go as fast as I wanted. Basically, if it seems like something is too hard, like impossible, you’re probably doing something wrong and need to take a step back. Same thing goes for learning songs. When I was young I trusted so many horribly wrong tabs that convinced me some things were impossible to play.
Lole that reminds me of a video I bought when I got my first guitar; it was one of those that came with tabs, and I was so excited to learn to play Cherub Rock by the Smashing Pumpkins (it’s just a simple syncopated e octave intro), but they tabbed the octave as 2nd fret d string and 9th fret g string. I thought I was never gonna get it.