Workings #79411 How can I maintain my commitment to the things I truly love?

[Ask Satya Operator]

I have a problem with never finishing what I start. I absolutely love art and have always been passionate about it. I've spent half my life trying to learn, but I always give up when I feel like my drawings aren't good enough. No matter how much I practice, it seems like I don't improve, and seeing that makes me frustrated. Over time, I just let it go until I completely stop. This always happens: I get the urge to learn something new, but eventually, I lose interest or get frustrated. It is not just with art, but with languages, music production, math, etc. How can I fix this?

 

[AFODO]

Good question, maybe you'll stick with something that faith gives you, or part of your destiny. Knowing even a little about a wide range of topics is not bad.

 

[Anemos Aiteros]

Probably there are bad habits in your life.

If that so, remember that instant pleasure activities lead one person to a behaviour of procrastination.

 

[AristocraticDragon666]

I have a problem with never finishing what I start. I absolutely love art and have always been passionate about it. I've spent half my life trying to learn, but I always give up when I feel like my drawings aren't good enough. No matter how much I practice, it seems like I don't improve, and seeing that makes me frustrated. Over time, I just let it go until I completely stop. This always happens: I get the urge to learn something new, but eventually, I lose interest or get frustrated. It is not just with art, but with languages, music production, math, etc. How can I fix this?

I recommend that you start with something smaller and shorter-term, such as a short-term project at your job, hobby, or something else.

In such situations, it is very important to learn how to finish something and do everything possible to make it a habit.