> I'm not a child prodigy, so learning anything takes focussed effort over time. Like (almost) everyone else here. > The second it gets hard, or boring, my

> I'm not a child prodigy, so learning anything takes focussed effort over time. Like (almost) everyone else here. > The second it gets hard, or boring, my ability to stay on task diminishes rapidly. Bis. The thing is to be resilient: keep doing it (staying out of your comfort zone) and eventually you'll push your limits, like everyone else (just ignore the very few geniuses that clearly have some special genes). The other thing is that it looks like you stayed in that comfort zone for a while, and 2 months is way too short for efforts to have effect. The hard truth is that you may have spent some years in that dreaded comfort zone, and those years are just gone. What you'll you with the incoming years is totally your own business, but whatever you do, just remember: you won the lottery the day your were born, just be happy with yourself for the simple fact that you live :]