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[quote=Anonymous]Thank you for your further answer. You have had a long life with many accomplishments. Possibly a slightly later timeframe, but I also recall when soccer was a relatively new sport here and high school coaches had to work hard to fill out a team roster because none of the boys had ever really played the sport before. And not every high school even fielded a team, although the private schools were more likely to have one. It certainly was a different world back then!

I do appreciate your response to my follow-on questions. I regret that I may have been confusing by adding to my original questions, which I realize are difficult to answer. I am just asking you to give them some thought, but not asking you to answer here. I will re-quote the original:
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[b]Think of something in your life that you struggle with and don't enjoy very much. What if you needed to get better at that skill? What if it is a skill that is not a strength for your parents either? How would you approach learning a skill that didn't play to abilities that you enjoy using?
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I muddied the waters a bit with my hypothetical, but the point is to think about something that you just do not like at all and would never choose on your own to do and imagine having to learn that subject or skill to a high level without any help from family. Not a skill or subject that you have actually learned in real life, but one that you chose not to do because of dislike for it. Just some ideas to think about, that's all.

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