How can we avoid getting stuck in our skate lives?

I desire to do further my developments in skating than solely tricks and hanging out

The thing we would prefer to bypass is to only skate and post a few clips and guzzle beer in the evenings and not unfolding individually and attaining higher grounds. Is such a fair place to begin? Pragmatically this suggests being attached to doing what you're always doing. If you're alright with that it's all good. Then there's no reason to change. If you crave to reach higher grounds and break new records then how do we proceed? Create a social project of skating, execute a documentary, compose articles. There you go, 3 free ideas from me

The keyword hereabouts is to make. Observe where it goes. It's easy to delay these plans we have in our beautiful minds if it is an unusual behaviour needed to actualise it. For instance, you're used to going skating and talk with friends about skate things and then end the day with those two things achieved. To then start recording everything that folks are doing for a film you want to execute can be troublesome unless you're used to producing films. Arranging interviews for the first time is rough. It is abnormal behaviour. The solution is to start doing it. To not make the excuse that you don't have the appropriate equipment or expertise.

To put it simply, be conscious that it's new and consequently hard, and the best things in life are showing it's worth by being hard. No excuses, no anxiety. Anxiety, excuses, and laziness are monotoning you. Those things make you a flat flavourless person. Do you want to be flat and flavourless? Stop doing ledge skating and get to the hills