Solodini
MORE RESTS!
Don't transition straight from jacking off to playing guitar, it's bad for your strings. I, of course, am telling an anecdotal story that has nothing to do with any real-life experiences of mine.
Don't give up when something seems too tough. Chip away it, day by day, note by note if you have to, and if you are persistent enough, you will learn it.
And don't just keep trying to play it all full speed. If a section is too difficult, break down that section and practise each movement: note 1-2, 2-3, 3-4 et c. Then piece together 2-3-4, 6-7-8 but not just playing the whole thing slowly. Even learn it backwards so you don't just feel like you're playing the same thing over and over and going nowhere. Learn the component parts and piece them together to make other component parts which are not necessarily connected and then combine those parts to make larger parts. Continue until you have the whole thing. It's much less frustrating and you can learn things you thought unobtainable.
Adam Satur.