Have you been untalented in something you love, and now u are talented in it?

Question

like anything. Dance, hokey, netball, singing, councilling, journalism, news producer, acting, roller-blading, ice skating - ANYTHING...

How did u go about to achieve your success?

How does it feel to be bad in something u dearly love?

How did u get through that time?

How was it, in overall?

Was it worth it?

Looking back at it, how do you feel?

Answer 1

1.

I started horse riding lessons!

2.

Not very nice.

3.

Just kept going, it was fun learning anyway.

4.

It was very good overall.

5.

Yeah was definitely worth it. I go horse riding all the time now. AND bonus chicks dig horse riding guys (Don't slap me for being honest).

6.

I wouldn't change a thing, its awesome.

Answer 2

Does tree climbing count?  When I was little, my brother and I would always climb the trees in our yard.  Except he would climb to their very tops, and quickly.  I, on the other hand, had to have someone catch me as I jumped down from one of the lower limbs like a frightened cat.

How did u go about to achieve your success?

Practiced, grew older, learned better tricks for climbing, learned which trees were easier and safer to climb.

How does it feel to be bad in something u dearly love?

It's frustrating!  Especially when I saw my brother doing it with ease.

How did u get through that time?

I looked towards the future, and kept practicing.

How was it, in overall?

Fun!  Not to mention rewarding.

Was it worth it?

Definitely, although I doubt my mom would agree.  ("You get down from there before you break your neck!")

Looking back at it, how do you feel?

Pretty awesome.  I came pretty far, and am the best tree climber around.  (not that others particularly care, lol)  In fact, when the weather turns nicer I'll be out there climbing trees as usual, if I'm not too busy with yardwork. : )