You should try focusing on how will this habit be of benefit to you , every time you feel like quitting remind yourself of the benefits , that should keep you going . Good luck !
I love learning too and it is posssible to lose interest in something u had alot of interest but you have to make ur mind that i can do this.Yes when a person loses interest in something that thing seems boring, but think of the results that thing will bring, and enjoy it while doing so, yes u can leave things in which ur not interested in but if that thing helps u in life then try to enjoy that thing or take a break from it for a short time and when u’ll continue again, u will realise how much u missed that thing and u will be interested in it again! Best of luck! i know u can do it!
Think about the goal every day. Make alarms to motivate yourself. It’s hard to stick to something but once you get used to it, it will get easier.
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I have to make things fun, novel and educational for me to continue literally anything. I also need to have the materials/plan in order and accessible to carry out a task consistently. I go to the gym everyday because that task is the beginning of my morning routine and sets up the rest of the day. If it’s just random, I won’t see purpose in it and won’t do the task.
I found out that the reason why this was happening to me was that I was too impatient. I wanted to reach mastery in those things and see progress as soon as possible. I’m now trying to enjoy the activity without looking forward to the results.
Focus on it more , create some time for it and find intreseting ways to complete it and always do what you prefer hope u understand
Vocal training is one of those things that sparks an interest and goes from time to time and though it is hard to continue after a certain period, doing it regularly surely does show its results. I would like to do it on a daily basis even if it’s 5 minutes a day.
It might be a good idea to challenge yourself to do a specific thing for a month (eg dancing lessons, poetry). In this month try to reflect on your action (do you enjoy it? Is it as good as you thought it would be?, What do you like the most and least?)
Not overthinking about your reaction to the things that seem to get less interesting and fascinating, may help you love the things you learn and do in a natural way. Don’t worry about the realablI
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