if what you're trying to do is learn to play guitar quickly, you're most likely going to want to learn how to improvise efficiently. To do this you're going to need to learn a thing or two about the diatonic scales and how you can fit them together. Once you know the scales you will be more able to strap them together and improvise an entire high-quality solo. I've done this for songs of mine in the past and it works very well, but like what was said before, it requires LOTS of practice and you need to have the motivation to go out and practice your guitar REALLY often. It might be annoying and painful at times, but if you can practice your guitar that often, I guarantee you will get better.
Personally I've been doing guitar for 10 years now (almost 11) and the amount of practice i've put into it has shown in my ability to play sweeping arpeggios and quickly master almost every finger-tapping technique that i can find.
tl;dr? Music theory and practice. One with the other will get you good at guitar faster than you could imagine.
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