Everyone has a different living space. Some of you are in homes, and some are in apartments. Some lucky souls may be in a cabin out in the middle of nature and still have internet access. We envy you most of all. Regardless of your living space, you want to remove as many obstacles from picking up your banjo as possible. You may be excited now (we are excited for you!), but there will soon come a day where you don’t feel like practicing. On those days, you will want to be able to simply reach over and pick up the banjo and play for two minutes. If your banjo is in its case, which is in the closet, guess what: you will not pick it up. We prefer to mount our banjo. You can see (in the photo) that my personal practice space is simply a tablet next to where my banjo hangs. This setup makes it easy for me to pick up the banjo and refer to tablature (or start a new lesson). If you have a desktop computer figure out where your banjo can live close to that computer. If it’s a laptop you own, find a good place you can easily set the laptop and pick up your banjo. Take a moment and decide upon a strategy for removing all obstacles to practice.