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Yeah, for me it's always been struggling through. Stepping away and then coming back to it. Then I get it. Same with piano lessons as a kid. I had chopstick

Yeah, for me it's always been struggling through. Stepping away and then coming back to it. Then I get it. Same with piano lessons as a kid. I had chopsticks down pat after a few weeks. Then it was time to play a triad (a 3 note chord) and I just couldn't do it, pushing three keys at once with one hand. Spent a whole lesson with my teacher literally just pushing my hand down on the piano while I looked on in horror at how badly I was at it. That sucked. Then my family went on vacation for a week. At my next lesson I could play them just fine. Something clicked. But it wouldn't have clicked had my teacher not spent an hour pushing my hand down onto the piano over and over again.

pavelludiq 18y ago
Thats how i learned driving. I couldn't get it, my instructor tried to teach me, but i couldn't do anything right. My instructor was pretty good and knew that it was normal and the next day after a good nights sleep i was starting to get good at driving. After a while of driving with mixed success i stopped for a week, and when i got in the car again i was really good. I got my license, but didn't drive for a month and today i got in a car and after a few minutes of remembering, i was good at it, it was all easy, you couldn't tell that it was my 30-th hour in a car, and i haven't driven THIS car ever before, so i had to 'learn it', and get used to it. The mind is an amazing thing, learning is one of the strangest things we are capable of.