Beginner misconceptions

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I was convinced that once I got to sub-12 I would be happy to stop practicing 3x3 and move on to other events... little did I know, to continue to progress on 4x4 I needed sub-9 3x3 stage... ug
When I started, I said I'd probably stop at sub-30. When I got close, I said sub-20. Then sub-15. Now I'm trying to get sub-12 by the end of this year, and I don't think I'm going to stop.
 
i thought you had to learn full oll and pll for sub 20
thought there never would be a better cube than a zhan chi
my main's a yj sulong now.
is the chilong worth getting?
i heard its like the sulong but a bit faster
 
I used to think my goal was to get sub 20 and then maybe let school take over again. Then I said sub 15. Now I'm saying I need a WR hahahahaha

I think my biggest preconception was that I would be satisfied when I achieved my goal... which was a sub-30 single. Now a sub-10 single isn't a million miles away, and even then I don't think I'll be 'satisfied'. Funny thing, cubing!
 
I thought vaseline was a good lubricant.
And also, I thought v-cubes were the best brand.
How wrong I was...
 
Here's something a little different:
I thought the video section on this site was for projects and ideas involving cubes (because I saw something of the sort when I first found this place), as I don't think I really knew about recording and posting averages all the time.
 
I think my biggest preconception was that I would be satisfied when I achieved my goal... which was a sub-30 single. Now a sub-10 single isn't a million miles away, and even then I don't think I'll be 'satisfied'. Funny thing, cubing!

:-) I got a sub-10 single. Fail handscramble.

I used to think Mr. Petrus still held the 3x3 WR.
 
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