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The Moral Of The Story Is ... on Wed Nov 05, 2008 8:24 pm
AltF4
Quake III Member
These were my very first sigs that I posted to the public.
Look at this failure! You do NOT want to be like this
What I'm trying to get across is that ANYBODY can do whatever they'd like: they just can't give up. When you start something, you might not be as good as other people, and that leads to discouragement. Discouragement leads to laziness, and that leads to spending less time doing that specific thing that you want to learn how to do good. And that leads to quitting and giving up.
And I say don't give up... being good at something takes time because it takes time for your physical/mental strength to adjust and adapt to this skill... and after time, when it does, you'll want to do it good and you WILL do it good, whether it's dunking a 10 foot basketball net, or learning some language completely alien to you.
The moral of the story is: don't give up, and in time you will do things you never though you could do
Look at this failure! You do NOT want to be like this
What I'm trying to get across is that ANYBODY can do whatever they'd like: they just can't give up. When you start something, you might not be as good as other people, and that leads to discouragement. Discouragement leads to laziness, and that leads to spending less time doing that specific thing that you want to learn how to do good. And that leads to quitting and giving up.
And I say don't give up... being good at something takes time because it takes time for your physical/mental strength to adjust and adapt to this skill... and after time, when it does, you'll want to do it good and you WILL do it good, whether it's dunking a 10 foot basketball net, or learning some language completely alien to you.
The moral of the story is: don't give up, and in time you will do things you never though you could do
