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Keep throwing yourself into the deep end. Like, when I was learning pole dance, at one point my teacher told me that I was a lot more willing to keep trying new
by egypturnash 8y ago
Keep throwing yourself into the deep end. Like, when I was learning pole dance, at one point my teacher told me that I was a lot more willing to keep trying new moves that I didn’t have the hang of yet than most students. Most of them would try it a couple timesheet, then go back to refining something they already had. (Also don’t try learning pole dance without a teacher, you could very quickly get in way over your head and break something.)
Keep a diary. A physical diary. Specifically for this thing you’re learning, it’s a second diary if you’re already keeping one. Maybe in a nice notebook with a nice pen clipped to it, maybe in a cheap dollar store notebook, whatever. Every day, write down what you did with regards to this thing you’re learning - did you read/watch new stuff, did you actually try practicing this new skill you’re learning? If you didn’t do anything, then write down that you did nothing. This will help push you to actually try using these developing skills on a regular basis.