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Interviewer: Hello and welcome to this week's edition of All about you. Today's program's about taking up new activities, and how to succeed at them. With us is psychologist Dr. Maggie Prior.
Psychologist: Good afternoon.
Interviewer: Dr. Prior, what tips can you give our listeners who are thinking of learning to do something new?
Psychologist: well, first of all, I would say choose wisely. On the one hand, don't choose something completely unrealistic. For example, don't decide to take up sailing if you can't swim, or parachute jumping if you're afraid of heights. But, on the other hand, don't generalize and think that just because you aren't very good at one sport, you won't be able to do any sports at all. I mean, just because you were bad at gymnastics at school, doesn't mean that you might not love playing tennis.
Interviewer: So think positive?
Psychologist: Definitely. And never think you'll be bad at something before you ever tried it.
Interviewer: OK, so, let's imagine I've started to learn to play tennis and I'm finding it very hard work.
Psychologist: Well, first don't give up too quickly; keep on trying for at least a few months. It often takes time to begin to enjoy learning something new. Another thing that can help, if you're having problems learning something, is to give it a break and then try again, perhaps a month or two later.
Interviewer: But what if I want I really don't have a talent for tennis.
Psychologist: I think the important thing is not to be too ambitious. I mean, if you've never been active in sport and you decide to learn play tennis, don't expect to become the next Wimbledon champion. Just aim to enjoy what you're doing, not to be the best in the world at it.
Interviewer: But what if, even after all this, I still feel I'm not getting anywhere?
Psychologist: well, something you do have to accept it and say, "OK, this really isn't my thing", and you need to give it up. But why not try something else? There are lots of other things you can learn to do. But remember that if you take up an activity that you're really interested in, even if you aren't very good at it, you'll make new friends because you'll meeting other people who have similar interests.
Interviewer: So it might be good for my love life.
Psychologist: Exactly.
Interviewer: Dr. Maggie Prior, thank you very much.
Psychologist: Good afternoon.
Interviewer: Dr. Prior, what tips can you give our listeners who are thinking of learning to do something new?
Psychologist: well, first of all, I would say choose wisely. On the one hand, don't choose something completely unrealistic. For example, don't decide to take up sailing if you can't swim, or parachute jumping if you're afraid of heights. But, on the other hand, don't generalize and think that just because you aren't very good at one sport, you won't be able to do any sports at all. I mean, just because you were bad at gymnastics at school, doesn't mean that you might not love playing tennis.
Interviewer: So think positive?
Psychologist: Definitely. And never think you'll be bad at something before you ever tried it.
Interviewer: OK, so, let's imagine I've started to learn to play tennis and I'm finding it very hard work.
Psychologist: Well, first don't give up too quickly; keep on trying for at least a few months. It often takes time to begin to enjoy learning something new. Another thing that can help, if you're having problems learning something, is to give it a break and then try again, perhaps a month or two later.
Interviewer: But what if I want I really don't have a talent for tennis.
Psychologist: I think the important thing is not to be too ambitious. I mean, if you've never been active in sport and you decide to learn play tennis, don't expect to become the next Wimbledon champion. Just aim to enjoy what you're doing, not to be the best in the world at it.
Interviewer: But what if, even after all this, I still feel I'm not getting anywhere?
Psychologist: well, something you do have to accept it and say, "OK, this really isn't my thing", and you need to give it up. But why not try something else? There are lots of other things you can learn to do. But remember that if you take up an activity that you're really interested in, even if you aren't very good at it, you'll make new friends because you'll meeting other people who have similar interests.
Interviewer: So it might be good for my love life.
Psychologist: Exactly.
Interviewer: Dr. Maggie Prior, thank you very much.
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