The key thing to understand is that when learning something new, you will likely be pretty bad at it for a long time until you have practised and researched it ALOT. Then you will find you have gained some expertise.
When you anticipate this, I think you are much less likely to give up on the basis of "I'm no good at this".
Anyone can become competent at pretty much anything, given effort and practice.
AND IMPORTANTLY, by "practice" I mean doing it for real, not doing training exercises.
The key thing to understand is that when learning something new, you will likely be pretty bad at it for a long time until you have practised and researched it ALOT. Then you will find you have gained some expertise.
When you anticipate this, I think you are much less likely to give up on the basis of "I'm no good at this".
Anyone can become competent at pretty much anything, given effort and practice.
AND IMPORTANTLY, by "practice" I mean doing it for real, not doing training exercises.