Some people spend a lot of time dreaming of what they want to accomplish, but take no time in moving towards actually accomplishing it.
You stick it out a few weeks, which kind of shows me you're more of a dreamer than a doer. That's how I am with my acting career.
Have you established a goal for yourself? It seems that you are just thinking about the activity itself not what you are trying to get out of it. If you establish a finish line or at least a checkpoint, you are more likely to keep going until you reach it.
Try a different school.
You may be in a McDojo. http://www.karatebyjesse.com/93-signs-of... This link will help.
How many schools have you tried so far? If you have been in only one or two then maybe it is the school and you just haven't founbd the right teacher yet. If you are on school number five then I would say you may not have what it takes (mostly discipline) to stick with it. Goals help but still require the same discipline and even more and if you don't have the discipline to stick with it the best goals are not going to help you.
It is not for everybody. Many people want a lot of things but become discouraged when they see how much work there is involved to get good. If it was easy everybody would do it and the truth is most people don't.
You really need to figure out why it is you quit and then see if it is something that can be changed. What happens after 2 weeks? You need to elaborate some more if you want real help instead of us just guessing.
Just think of all the trophies you could win!! Build your muscles up so that you can be strong enough to win!!
because your fat
i really enjoy it but everytime i join i stay for a couple weeks then quit i really wanna commit myself. is there a way i can just motivate myself to really stick it out
