TheSinistro

Since I play on my notebook, I usually have it in front of me, somewhere lower than myself, something like between my legs/waist (so basically it is downwards, so it´s easy for me to check the guitar, just flipping the eyes).
I also play switching from sitting and standing everytime, but I usually play afoot.

But sometimes I also play it on my large tv (with a 5meters hdmi cable - when I´m alone), because of the great boost on sound and a bigger screen dimensions.

I just start with some fun easy song (paramore or satisfaction of rolling stones), then take my time trying new or already played songs, lessons and minigames.
Hope it helps you.

Here is the Rocksmith 2014 Notehead And Tail Guide:
http://imgur.com/a/vlxTS

My routine is mostly comprised of playing Learn a Song. I usually warm up with some simple stuff, and then work my way up (and tune my way down) to the metal! My song selection is much like a radio station's - I play a little of my old faithfuls, but for the most part I play a lot of whatever is new and interesting to me at the time. Because my interests are always changing, I never 100% anything. =P

 

But I try not to hole myself up in LAS too hard. I spend a lot of time in the main menu, since Amp Mode isn't a thing anymore, just rocking out and working on my tone. I poke into Session Mode every now and then so I can pretend that I have friends who play drums and bass (all of my friends are guitarists, vocalists, and guitar/vocalists). And sometimes I'll even look up tabs for a song not on CF and learn it the old fashioned way!

 

I also spend a lot of time on the acoustic, since every minute I spend on it makes me feel more agile on electric.

I do exactly like you, i think it´s boring to repeat the exactly same songs 'time after time'.

It´s good to have a variation, so you can improve in general, and play the songs you already played before to see how you are doing after some time away from them.