I get all hyped up to learn a new skill or be productive, then I'm not.
Halp.
I want to be more comfortable speaking, write more, learn programming, start exercising, and even when I break it into small steps, I get deflated and I just can't do it.
Maybe your ass needs a partner to practice/study with.
>>16651406
oh, oh my...
>>16651433
What did you want to learn?
>>16651451
I'm on this video of this game maker tutorial, but I strongly don't feel like doing it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9kZZlj7ktI
>>16651503
Rid yourself of distractions, including 4chan. Are you neet? I could use an exercise partner, maybe learning programming with someone could be fun.
>>16651531
Ex neet. have a part time job now and taking online college classes but I have time off until friday.
I'm specifically trying to learn game maker cause coding is scary.
how about this:
tell someone who you like and don't want to embarrass yourself in front of how good you are at programming and writing,
then get really good at programming in order to avoid embarrassment
>>16651539
I feel like there are more websites to learn coding, i do have the same problem though. Progress reports to a friend makes me stick to things though, especially when they're involved too, because I'd be letting them down if I stop.
>>16651554
Did you wanna learn game maker then?
I figure this is a neat and fairly quick way to learn it's basics.
>>16651568
I'm not much into wanting to make a game. Maybe if it was a certain programming language or a real language; courses online even.
>>16651551
This can help too, by possibly promising an end product by a certain date, you won't let that person down and end up completing something.
Or you can use Nathan:
https://vimeo.com/104358402
