If you really want to improve in your guitar playing, then you have to really work hard for it. And working hard means, practicing it very religiously. If you have enough determination and discipline, practicing is not a problem. You can even practice for hours per day without getting tired. To help you with that practice, I would like to suggest to you something that would improve your guitar practice. Usually, we just practice anything we like and on any day we like. That will not work at all. This is one of the reasons why beginners don’t succeed or progress because they don’t have a systematic way of practicing. When you’re doing something, it is good to be systematic because it provides you with the continuous flow that makes it easier for you to do stuff. It is also applicable for guitar practice.
So what I suggest is every day you practice while following the schedule. Let’s say, first, you will spend 10 minutes for scales that you know and learn one that you don’t know. Spend another 10 minutes for the next day you’re familiar with and learn one that you don’t know. Then, spend 20 minutes learning some of the greatest licks from the legends. Just make sure to organize the things that you want to practice and divide your time properly. Do this and you will have a very smooth of flowing practice and an efficient way to improve your guitar playing.