If I’m going to do something, I want to excel at it.
The reverse is also true: if I don’t pick up something easily, I’m likely to stop trying.
I never learned how to ride a bike or whistle because it didn’t come easily right away. Occasionally I try whistling again, but I get frustrated and stop nearly as soon as I start.
I also would rather play caddy for my husband when he plays disc golf than play myself because I’ve yet to master the game. How can I master it when I never play? Good question.
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