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I find the more you think of cubing in a goal orientated way the less depressed you get.
If you try to think of cubing for fun you get depressed, specially when alone.
Maybe you're cubing a bit too much. Try taking a couple of breaks. I have never felt depressed because of cubing, but I do get pretty bored when I hit a plateau and fail to get any faster. You'd be amazed at what a break could do for you. I actually got 2 seconds faster when I picked up speedcubing again, without doing anything, just by taking a break.
That's opposite when the goals are never achieved!I find the more you think of cubing in a goal orientated way the less depressed you get.
That's opposite when the goals are never achieved!
Done! I originally expected to improve at the rate that practically everybody else on the forum was improving. That turned out to be unrealistic although I could have never predicted it to be the case. I stopped expecting to improve some time ago! Depressing eh?So set realistic goals. If you're busy with school and such don't expect to do an average of 200 every day.
Done! I originally expected to improve at the rate that practically everybody else on the forum was improving. That turned out to be unrealistic although I could have never predicted it to be the case. I stopped expecting to improve some time ago! Depressing eh?
Good for you. My brother also cubes but we don't get along.I have brother who also cube and it's great. We can race sometimes, talk about techniques and do some non standard cubes together (like for example Axis cube).