Who Else Wants To Make $50 - $100
An Hour Working From Home, Having The Time Of Your Life - AND Earning the Gratitude and Respect of the Hottest Guitar Players Around?

You Can Do It, Once You Learn the Secrets of Making Guitars So Insanely PLAYABLE They
Are Impossible to Put Down.

If you're passionate about guitars and the idea of earning $50, $70 or even $100 an hour appeals to you, this message could change your life.

(Get comfortable and read this carefully because it concerns money, guitars, and your future)

Hi, My name is Miles Jones.

For the past 25 years some of the worlds most demanding players have trusted me to tweak, repair and rebuild their priceless instruments. (You'll see some comments from my clients on the right).

I've earned my luthier "chops" handling thousands of guitar challenges and built up an encyclopedic knowledge about the inner workings of acoustic and electric guitars.

And I've distilled my experience down to the core skills, techniques, and shortcuts needed to take any guitar, in any condition, and make it a dream to play.

Now I teach these skills to a few select students each year at the Fret Works Guitar Repair School in Calgary Alberta, Canada.

At this unique training school, I reveal to my students

The Secret of creating "perfect playability"
on any instrument.

Once you master this skill (and it's a lot easier to learn than you think) you can travel anywhere in the world and with a few simple tools be earning serious cash giving guitar players what they desire most - the ultimate guitar playing experience.

• If you've ever dreamed of making a great living doing something you love (no more slaving 9 to 5 at a job you hate)... keep reading.
• If finding yourself a valued member of the coveted "inner-circle" of professional, touring musicians gets you excited... keep reading
• Or if you're simply driven to uncover the mysteries of making guitars play effortlessly (every guitar you own for the rest of your life will out-play anything you can buy in a store - for any price)...

Keep reading, because this page could contain your ticket to the freedom, income and guitar playing nirvana you've only imagined.

Earn a (great) full-time or part-time living doing something you enjoy and have a passion for

If you're like me, the thought of spending the rest of your life slaving at a job you hate is enough to give you cold sweats.

As a guitar repair pro, you get to set your own hours (If you come in at 2am after a gig, you can sleep in instead of having to punch a clock).

Your days are spent doing something truly enjoyable: working with beautiful instruments, and helping musicians express themselves through their guitars.

There are other perks as well:

• Imagine showing up at a packed house and the guitar player on stage announces to the crowd over the PA: "Hey everyone, give it up for my guitar guy! (or girl)". It's a great feeling when you're acknowledged and appreciated in public by talented players.
• As your reputation grows (and it will) You'll find a steady stream of brilliant musicians stopping by your workshop to meet you, talk about their guitars, and shoot the breeze.
• You'll get paid to work on and play every dream instrument you could imagine.
• You'll get invited to concerts, meet touring pros, and get to immerse yourself in the music scene.
• And best of all you're treated as a welcome guest, not an outsider, because you're one who makes it possible for these guitar masters to pull off their blazing licks night after night.

All of this is possible when you learn the secrets
of setting up guitars to be mind-bendingly
easy to play.

It's an incredibly rewarding profession, both financially and personally.

You'll have parents of children writing to thank you because their young daughter was ready to quit guitar, but because you made her guitar so easy to play she's practicing hours every day and having FUN.

And if you're a player yourself, you'll never play a lifeless instrument again.

With this training you'll be able to turn any guitar into a smooth and effortless precision instrument that responds to your touch like an extension of your body - something that comes alive in your hands.

You'll be able to buy used instruments at a deep discount and turn them into killer axes that play better than guitars worth thousands. You can keep them for yourself, or sell them for big bucks.

A Billion Dollar Industry

Most people have no idea how much money can be made fixing guitars. It's almost an "underground" industry.

Let me give you a clear picture of the opportunity in front of you.

In 2004 the fretted musical instrument industry cracked the 1 Billion Dollar mark for the first time in history , and it's still growing.

This means there are more guitars, more players (who want to get good), and more opportunity than ever before for you to service these instruments.

At my school you learn how to tap into this massive demand for guitar repair and get the world-class skills needed to have an endless stream of pro and amateur musicians gladly paying top dollar for your services.

For example, my shop fees start at $80 an hour. They shoot above $100/hr for rush jobs - and you'll see for yourself if you attend the training that my clients are happy to pay it.

I'm booked six months in advance, I don't advertise anymore, and it's been this way for YEARS with no sign of slowing down.

One of the reasons my repair shop is always jammed with high paying repair jobs is because I've discovered an untapped market for repairs that almost nobody knows about but is actually where all the real money is in this business.

I've perfected a system of marketing my services (which I teach you during your training) that makes is possible to

Earn $50-$100 an hour performing "surgery",
"truing" and "perfecting" guitars - even when
they are brand new!

How?

By giving players what they really want.

Let me explain:

People don't want "A truss rod adjustment" or "Better action".

What they really want is a killer axe that plays in tune, stays in tune, sounds awesome, and leaves their friends (and fans) blown away when they pull off blindingly fast licks and make it look easy.

In short they want "perfect playability" - and they're willing to pay for it. (I've got 25 years of proof to back that up).

Here's how to quickly fill your shop with
high paying repair jobs.
(This could be worth thousands to you - read it carefully)

Here's an example of how it works:

A caring dad (We'll call him "Stan") brings his 10 year old son's brand new $250 acoustic guitar into my shop.

Stan has heard about me from a friend, and knows my specialty is making guitars outrageously easy to play.

Stan is a guitar player himself, and wants his son to have the joy that comes from learning to play guitar.

And, Stan is SMART because he knows if his son has to struggle through the "pain" of "toughening his fingers" - then chances are his boy will put the guitar down after 10 minutes because playing it is "too hard" and he'll go back to staring at his XBox.

When that happens, a lifetime of guitar playing enjoyment vaporizes in an instant.

I ask Stan a lot of questions before I start work on his guitar so I know what his goals are.

And instead of selling Stan a truss rod adjustment for $50, (which is probably what he'd get at the store he bought the guitar from) I say to him something like:

"Stan, I'd like to take this guitar, bring it back to my workshop, check it out, and then systematically work out every imperfection it has."

"When you come to pick it up, I want you to try it out before you pay me. If you don't find it to be the smoothest, slinkiest, most effortless guitar you've ever played, you won't owe me a dime."

"Further, I guarantee that when I'm finished you can take this guitar to any shop in town, pull down any guitar off the wall, even if it's a $6,000 Martin - compare the action and playability, and if your son's guitar doesn't blow it away - I'll refund your money."

"I'll also guarantee the workmanship and materials, including the final setup - for life."

"But don't blame me if your son's social life suffers because he's spending too much time with this guitar!"

That usually gets a laugh.

Then, based on my inspection of the guitar and the amount of work I think it needs to reach perfect playability, I'll quote Stan a price (this is usually between $250 and $400).

If stan is like 90% of the people I offer this too, he'll hand me the guitar and tell me to make it happen.

Do you see what I've done?

I've shown Stan that by letting me have a free hand to turn his son's guitar into what it needs to be - FUN TO PLAY - he's not paying for a "guitar repair" he's investing in his son's future.

And I get paid very well to do work that is actually valuable, that is going to make a difference in someone's life.

And even thought the money is great, the real reward is the satisfaction of knowing that I've helped shape the life of another player.

This process works all day long because I've taken away all Stan's risk. If I don't do what I've said, he doesn't have to pay me.

I'm willing to share this with you and put my "secret" on this web site because

Most repair guys don't have the balls to make
a guarantee like that.

When my students first watch this process in action at my shop, they think I'm crazy.

But because I have the skills to deliver on every promise I made, I'm actually not taking any risk at all.

And my philosophy is - if I can't deliver, I don't deserve to be paid!

It's this attitude that's made me so successful.

It forces me to be excellent at what I do, and it attracts customers who value my work and are happy to pay for it.

That's why my shop is packed with jobs all year round, why people happily wait six months for me to get to their guitars, and why some of the pickiest pro players in the world won't trust their guitars to anyone else.

If this approach scares you , it's probably good that you
stop reading here because when you train with me, I'll be holding you to the same high standards.

You'll learn the skills to make - and keep - those promises with confidence.

You'll leave this training with the real-world, hard-won experience to back up what you're saying and take any guitar and turn it into a dream instrument your clients will be thrilled to own.

If you apply yourself while you're here, if you follow my approach to quality, and decide right now that you're going to be the best you can be at this craft, you'll have the proven skills to charge at least $50 an hour for your work right out of the gate -- and you'll sleep like a baby at night knowing you're delivering great value to your clients.

$50 an hour is more than 90% of the population makes

And it won't take you years to start earning that kind of money. It can happen in a couple of months, or even weeks.

And as you do the work, and build a reputation for excellence, you can quickly raise your rates to $60, $70, $80 an hour or more.

I've had many students complete the training and within weeks have all the work they can handle.

The fact is when you can take any guitar (from a $50 garage sale special to a $5,000 Martin) and turn it into an instrument that plays silky smooth, with ultra low action and no fret buzz... one that opens itself to effortless bends and barre chords, and plays (and stays) perfectly in tune - you'll have guitarists beating down your door...

Even if you've NEVER worked on a guitar in your life

People are always surprised when I tell them you don't need prior experience to succeed in this field.

You don't need to be a woodworker or even a guitar player to make a great living repairing guitars.

What you do need is to be serious and committed to learning this craft.

Guitar repair is not "Voodoo" or some
mysterious "Black Art"

Contrary to what some crusty old luthiers want you to believe, this is not rocket science. It's a series of simple technical skills applied in the right order to get a result.

Anyone with basic hand eye coordination and some common sense can do this.

It only seems "mysterious" because everything is mysterious until you learn how to do it.

Ancient cave people sat huddled in the cold and dark until one of their hairy neighbors showed them how to rub two sticks together. FIRE! It was a miracle.

Re-setting the neck on an acoustic or re-fretting and planing the fingerboard of a classic Les Paul might seem like brain surgery too - until you know the correct series of steps to take.

And even though there may be 100 steps involved in a job like that, each step by itself is relatively simple. Especially if you have a mentor, an expert there to guide you along the way.

If you approach this with focus, desire and a willingness to make mistakes (and learn from them) you'll walk away from this training with a sense of freedom, and a set of highly marketable skills you'll keep for the rest of your life.

What's it really like?

there's nobody better to describe what this training is like than students who have been through it.

I had a friend of mine interview three of my students over the phone and asked them to describe what their experience was like.

I recommend you listen to all three of these interviews to get a feel for what's possible with this training:

Jim Basara needed to get good at guitar repair FAST. he drove 6,000 miles to train here at Fret Works, and is using what he learned to start a new business. Click the play button to listen to Jim describe what training with me is like, and how it has opened doors in his life.

Mike Bundock wanted a new career, and he started his guitar repair shop 5 years ago after training with me. Click the button to listen as Mike describes what it was like learning how to work on guitars and how his life has changed.

Not for Everyone

I need to be honest, this training isn't for everyone, and not everyone who applies is accepted.

This is a serious, accelerated program for people who want real-world skills they can use to earn a living working on fine instruments.

If you want to "dabble" in repairs, if you're trying to "find yourself", or if you want someone to stroke your ego and make you feel good about your skills even if you can't wind strings on a tuner, this isn't for you.

However, if you are serious about learning, have an open mind and are willing to put in the effort to absorb and practice every trick, tip, and secret technique behind making guitars so playable they are impossible to put down - your life is about to get very exciting.

Can you really get paid to work on guitars after finishing this training? Is it hard to get started?

It depends.

If you're afraid to talk to people, if you sit at home and wait for the phone to ring and never show other guitar players your work, then you'll find it very hard to make money, with this or any other skill.

However, if you can approach your guitar playing friends and offer to work on their guitar with the condition that they only pay you if they're happy, things will start to move quickly.

You can also visit guitar teachers and offer to work on one of their guitars for free if they'll refer you to their students.

This is a goldmine because most young beginning players are stuck with instruments with bad action that their parents bought them to "see if they like to play".

Of course, these kids don't want to play because their guitars suck so bad their fingers are bleeding.

Once the parents of these young musicians find out you can make their children's experience enjoyable, they're happy to pay your rates.

Then the parents tell other parents, and pretty soon you're busy.

More ways to make money with your new skills:

Public schools often have a bunch of guitars for their band that are in bad shape. Offer to go in and show what you can do by fixing a couple of those guitars. If you do a good job, chances are the school will hire you to fix the rest.

Then you get a nice testimonial from the school and go to the next school.

Or:

Go to gigs, open mike nights, any place guitar players gather and hand out business cards.

Unless you're a total jerk, they're going to be THRILLED to know there is someone they can trust to work on their guitars. (Especially if you bring a guitar that you've "set up" with you and let them play it. One touch and they're hooked!)

During the training I'll show you exactly how to get your first clients, and how to quickly expand your business to any level you want it to go.

You'll get all the tips and tricks I use to
keep my workshop busy year round with
high-paying guitar repair jobs.

Because you'll be learning in the middle of a live, busy shop, you'll get to listen in as I negotiate (and get) high fees for repairs. You'll watch as players pick up their newly fixed guitars and see their jaws hit the floor when they feel how easy their instrument is to play.

This is real world experience you can't get any other way. I'll show you how to schedule your jobs, how to maximize your billable time, and the secrets to keeping customers paying whatever you charge without a hint of resistance.

The amount of money you start making after the training depends on YOU

As with anything in life, your income depends entirely upon your efforts, your willingness to market yourself and your commitment to doing excellent work.

You may choose to do repairs on weekends and put a few hundred extra dollars in your pocket each week, or you might open a shop and have a team of guitar techs working night and day and turn this into a six figure business.

That's up to you.

What I can tell you is:

• if you're unhappy with your current career or income
• if you'd love to work on guitars and hang around great players
• and if you are willing to roll up your sleeves and get down to business

I can give you the skills you need to quickly build a reputation that will have players begging for a spot in your busy schedule.

You get total access to every "insider secret",
trick and technique I've "earned" over
25 years of working for some of the worlds
most demanding players

This isn't a "classroom" situation where you're just one of 30 students sitting in the third row.

I strictly limit my enrollment to only three students at a time so you get full, personalized attention.

There is no "curriculum" to follow. You learn whatever is most important to you to reach your goals.

• Want to learn how to re-set the neck, carve a custom bridge and re do the lacquer finish on your acoustic? Then that's what we'll do.
• Want to learn how to re-fret your electric, hot-rod the pickups, and install a new bridge? You got it.
• Want to learn how to re-assemble the antique Martin that was run over by a truck? No problem - just bring the pieces with you.
• Want to do all of that, AND build a guitar from scratch? Fine - I'll walk you through it from start to finish.

You see, this is about YOU and what you want to learn. It's not about what I want to teach.

You tell me what you want, I'll show you how to do it and give you the tools to make it happen.

You'll have your own bench and tools as we work
side-by-side in my busy guitar repair shop.

You'll get to "cut your teeth" working in a comfortable shop packed with every modern, up-to-date, specialty guitar repair and creation tool known to man.

Plus you'll have the option to save thousands of dollars by making your own custom guitar repair tools while you're here, giving you a huge boost when you return home and start your business.

You'll also get unrestricted access to my massive library of books and videos on guitar repair.

And in case you were thinking "class" was from 9 to 5, think again.

Training runs 6 days a week, as many hours a day as you can handle.

You get a KEY TO THE SHOP so you can come and go as you please, and spend as much time as you can want learning, experimenting, building tools, and perfecting your craft. (Except Sundays, I need at least one day off!)

It's not uncommon for me to spend 10 or 12 hours a day with my students if they're really determined to go for it.

By being able to put in 16 hour days, you can effectively double your learning time - getting two months worth of training in one month!

My number one job is to give you the skills and experience to handle professional guitar repair work.

If you enjoy learning by doing, and are ready to get serious about your craft, you'll be blown away by the unique learning experience available for you here at Fret Works.

Here's a small sampling of what you will learn:

You can literally learn ANYTHING about fixing, repairing or building guitars and basses.

You get to experiment in a safe environment. You'll have the right tools for the job. You'll get to ask me questions and watch me in action as I complete work for my clients right beside you.

It doesn't matter if you want to learn about electrics, acoustics, mandolins, banjos, or basses, I'll show you exactly how to tackle the toughest repair jobs possible and provide you the most comprehensive, hands-on, real-world training available anywhere.

Broken headstocks, delaminated acoustic guitar bridges, custom electronics - I've seen and done it all.

I'll show you a proven step by step system for evaluating a guitar so you can read any guitar "like a book" and know exactly what to do to complete the repair or adjustment with total confidence.

And because I've been teaching this for more than 8 years, I know exactly how to "download" those skills directly to your brain in the fastest time possible.

Bring all your guitars

One of the great side benefits of this program is you'll get to overhaul your own guitars and give them perfect playability, feel, and response.

By transforming your guitars to the peak of their playability you'll not only learn the skills needed to make them play like butter, but you'll walk away from the training with proof of your ability.

When you let your guitar playing friends try your newly "modified" guitar and they don't want to give it back (trust me, it will happen) - then just offer to do the same thing for their guitar.

After you explain your guarantee, that's usually all it takes, and you're in business.

Don't confuse your new skills with those of a
"guitar tech" like the ones you've seen at your
local music store

Most stores aren't willing to pay for quality repair professionals, so they settle for hiring people who think fixing your action means twisting a truss rod.

This training is altogether different.

You'll have the skills and confidence to take any instrument, from vintage archtops to pre CBS Strats, rip them apart and re-assemble them to play like magic.

But you only get out of this training what you put in. It's intense, it's focused, and it WILL challenge you.

It's not a "self healing retreat" where you laze around and put in a few minutes of work a day then pat yourself on the back and count the money you're going to make fixing guitars.

You'll have to work at it. You'll have to face your fear of failure and go beyond it. It can be a journey that changes you in important ways.

But my promise to you is this - if you take this seriously, stay open to instruction, and trust yourself to dive in and make mistakes under my guidance,

You will absolutely leave here with the skills needed to do world-class repairs on any instrument -and get paid handsomely for it

Just decide now that you'll take full advantage of my experience and the massive selection of tools, books, videos and equipment you'll have access to while you're here.

Why are good guitar repair pros harder to
find than diamonds?

Manufacturers are pumping out guitars in record numbers, yet there's a shortage of qualified repair people to serve the growing market.

Why?

The reason is simple: There are very few schools that teach these skills, and unless your uncle Joe is a luthier, it's hard or impossible to find an apprenticeship.

Even if you did find a luthier willing to show you the ropes, you'd be working under his "tutelage" for years as he reluctantly shares his "secrets" with you one at a time.

Most luthiers aren't that interested in having someone take up space in the shop and get trained up to be his competition.

As an apprentice, yes you learn valuable skills, but you pay for those skills by earning small change for months or years until the master decides you're "ready" to go on your own.

Don't get me wrong, if you're going to charge someone to work on their instrument, you better know what the hell you're doing.

But it doesn't take "years" to get those skills. At Fret Works you are fast-tracked through the learning process, focusing on the key skills that allow you to start earning money - and doing ultra high-quality work - the minute you leave.

There's no time wasted on unnecessary theory. Instead...

Your skills are forged every day in the fire of experience.

By the time you leave here you'll have completed so many repairs, made so many mistakes, and gotten those priceless lessons "locked" into your hands and your brain you can take on virtually any repair job with total confidence.

Personally, I'm not worried about competition. There's so much work out there you could setup your shop right across the street from me and we'd both have more work than we could ever handle.

That's why when I train you, you get full immediate access to every "secret" I have stored away in my brain.

I've spent 25 years, 10-12 hours a day doing nothing but work on guitars.

In my head I've got thousands of tips, shortcuts, and hard-won techniques for making guitars do exactly what I want them to.

I've got a massive list of thrilled customers going back 20 years, including a stable of pro players that come back to me again and again.

As one of my students, you get the benefit of all my experience, dramatically slashing your learning curve.

When I started learning this trade, some of my instructors would give me vague advice and leave me to work it out on my own. It was frustrating, and cost me years of struggling to find my own answers.

I promised that I would never do that to my students.

I don't hold anything back. I'll show you exactly how to do the repairs, what tools to use, and how to avoid the big mistakes that would have you pulling your hair out.

Day by day, the guitar (or any fretted instrument) will reveal ALL her secrets to you - until you have total mastery of every aspect of repairing, rebuilding, or creating guitars from scratch.

How Much Does This Cost?

As I said before, you're probably never going to be a rich "fat-cat" doing this work.

However, you have the opportunity here to make a *very* comfortable living earning $50-$100 an hour, spending your days getting paid to "Play" with guitars, and "steering your own ship" in life.

What is that worth to you?

I know many people who have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars on college educations, spent four years of their life studying, are stuck in jobs they hate and STILL can't crack the $30 an hour income bracket.

The income potential is life changing.

For example, at $60 an hour (a reasonable starting rate if you've completed the Ultimate training program below) you could work 30 hours a week, take 4 weeks vacation, and you'd make $86,400 a year.

Would $86,000 a year change your life?

How about an extra $1,000 a month, what would that allow you do that you can't do now?

You could make $1,000 working 5 hours a week at $50/hour. How does that compare to what you're doing now?

How else will having these skills make a difference for you? Think about it for a moment.

You can earn money anywhere in the world people play guitar. You'll be friends with top players, and you can choose how much you want to work and how much you want to earn.

Because everyone's situation is different, I've created a tuition structure that allows you to learn at any pace that suits your available time and budget.

The cost of training depends on your goals.
Here are some options:

1. If your goal is to make this your career the moment you leave the training, and if you want to be able to maximize your earning power, then my "Ultimate Career Program" is your best option.

The Ultimate Program is three months of accelerated, intense, hands on guitar training designed to give you the skills you need to hit the ground running.

Three months of focused training here at Fret Works is like three YEARS of training at a community college or vocational school.

You'll get exposed to every possible aspect of guitar repair, get a chance to put your hands on every type of instrument and make each one obey your commands.

This length of training gives you the time to absorb these skills into your nervous system so you can handle jobs that pay you the big money with total confidence.

This also gives you a chance to immerse yourself in the business side of things.

This is critical if you want to run your own shop. You'll learn about invoicing, managing inventory, buying and maintaining your tools, selling and marketing your service, everything you need to hit the ground running.

2. If you have some basic experience already, have a desire to work hard, and are willing to narrow the focus of what you learn - you can kickstart your career with either of my 1 month or 2 month "Pro Training" programs.

I've had students leave after a month or two and successfully start their own shops. But - they worked their asses off to do it.

If you're considering the 1 or 2 month programs, you'll want to make the most of your time and spend the extra hours in the shop building your tools, and working through as many repair projects as possible.

With these programs, you can choose which skills you want to learn, and you'll have time to complete enough repair projects to turn the techniques into deeply embedded guitar repair wisdom you'll keep for the rest of your life.

You'll leave with the confidence and experience to handle almost any repair job and the skills and opportunity to create an exciting part time or full time business.

3. To tune up existing skills, or to get experience with the fundamental repair techniques you'll need in your business, choose the "Core Skills" 2 week program.

This program allows you to get your hands on and fix several major playability problems, including re-fretting an instrument and working with the fingerboard.

Depending on your specific goals, we can work together to create a two week program that maximizes your learning and give you a massive jump forward in your repair knowledge.

Remember: All trainings are customized to fit your unique goals and desires.

Before you attend, you and I can talk in detail about what you want to learn, what your goals are, and what skills will be most important for you to get while you're here.

That way you can be certain to come away with exactly what you wanted and needed to get you where you want to go.

Here's a full explanation of the tuition and policies:

Unmatched Value For Investment

If you're comparing this to other training programs (and I recommend that you do) keep in mind that a three month program here at Fret Works means 3 months of 10-16 hour days, 6 days a week, balls-to-the wall training.

You get personalized attention because there will never be more than two other students.

And you get priceless business experience by being immersed in a working shop day in and day out.

I suggest you to research how much it costs and how long it takes to become a plumber, a mechanic, a nurse, a computer technician (all highly paid respectable careers, but none of them has you hanging out with the band after the show!) and you'll see that going from where you are today to earning $50-$100 an hour in three months is an incredible opportunity.

The Next Step...

If you've read this far, and you feel this is a cool way to make a living, I'm sure you have questions you need answered and we need to get to know each other a little better.

The next step is simple, and its FREE.

All you do is send an email to me and arrange a time to talk by phone.

Click here to email me , or send an email to miles@fretwork.com with the subject line: Guitar School

In your email please include the following:

• Your name and a little bit about your background.
• What your goals would be for the training - what do you want to get out of it?
• The length of training you are interested in
• Any specific questions you want to ask me
• Your phone number(s) and a good time to reach you.

Once I've received your email, I'll respond within 24 hours to schedule a time for you and I to talk on the phone.

There will be no pressure from me.

The last thing I want to do is "convince" you to come. This is too important for you to make a snap decision about.

Some of my students call and talk to me a few times before they jump in. That's fine. I want you to be SURE before you commit.

And if it turns out this is what you want to do,

I'll be with you from day one, giving you everything
you need to succeed.

This could be your ticket to a bright future.

Your friends will be jealous of the satisfaction and enjoyment you get from going to "work" every day while they deal with cranky bosses, low pay, politics and all the other crap that goes along with a 9 to 5 job.

These skills command a fee that allows you to pay off mortgages, take cool vacations, and ensures you have an endless stream of dream guitars to play on.

And the relationships you'll build with the musicians who rave about your work are priceless - just read the comments along the side of this web page and you'll know what I mean!

The first time a big dog player hands you his prized axe to work on, your heart will pound, but you'll find you have the skills to do the job with confidence, and you'll blow his mind with your work.

Your training doesn't end when you
walk out the door.

It's just the beginning.

And as one of my students, you'll have access to me by phone whenever you run across a tricky problem in your shop. You'll never be alone in this business once you've completed this training.

Don't let this pass you by. If it feels right, take action now, email me, and lets talk.

Happy Pickin,

Miles Jones

P.S. Because I only work with 3 students at a time, spaces fill up fast. If you want to succeed in this career, email me right now at miles@fretwork.com to get the start dates you want.