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You ultimately have to want the skill. The gp would have noticed his skill gradually waning, not suddenly when it had gone, yet as a kid he didn't care for it.
by ygaf 8y ago
You ultimately have to want the skill. The gp would have noticed his skill gradually waning, not suddenly when it had gone, yet as a kid he didn't care for it.
- dasyatidprime 8y agoHow would you notice a skill waning if you aren't using it at the time?
- ygaf 8y agoYou're right, I don't know what actual skill I had in mind there (one are you are no longer trained in but still use). I meant to say, even when a kid is wise to the danger of not taking lessons, they don't know what subjects are best for them or how many different ones must be pursued.
- crawfordcomeaux 8y agoI think the key is to teach them a way to integrate whatever they learn into a joyful life that strives to contribute to all other life. Teach them to tap into intuition, ask (not demand) for help when support is needed, and learn how to learn.