I mean, you're right. Many quit, because they don't see the point. Which, in turn, reflects to some of the problems: the kids' reasons to do it in the first pla

I mean, you're right. Many quit, because they don't see the point. Which, in turn, reflects to some of the problems: the kids' reasons to do it in the first place, which is often just force from the parents, and the second is lack of incentives and/or meaningful positive feedback. So, from a quitting kid's point of view, it's pointless. They don't get anything out of it. And we're wired to get rid of things that we don't get anything out of.