I'm answering to you as I just finished my daily guitar practice, with stupid scales practice (triplet/reverse triplet/minor 7th flat five/pattern 1-5) and I st

I'm answering to you as I just finished my daily guitar practice, with stupid scales practice (triplet/reverse triplet/minor 7th flat five/pattern 1-5) and I still hate it. Advice: Don't do "stupid scales practice". Instead, try playing around with a few scales, aimless soloing basically. You'll build up as much muscle memory, probably muscle memory that will serve you better as the motions will be closer to what you will actually be doing when playing for real. Furthermore, it'll be fun, as you get to compose and come up with new tunes. I never did "practice", because I play guitar for fun. I'm good enough at it just playing whatever I like whenever I like. There's no need to force yourself into boring practice if you're not trying to become a professional guitarist.