Learning New Things is Hard

Learning New Things is Hard

In my first post I declared that I would be posting daily. It’s now at least a week later. Lucky for me, I still have not led anyone here to read, so I have no readers. That’s because I’m struggling learning this newfangled software. I used to learn software so easily. I thought like the computer, so I believed. It was all very logical and intuitive.Ā 

But let’s face it. I’m old and things in the software world have changed drastically. I need demos, manuals, support and repetition. But, if one thing doesn’t work, I’m stuck and I can’t fix it! So I’m reaching stopping points very quickly in my process. For instance, while typing this, I accidentally deleted the entire thing, and this is my second shot. That occurred when I was trying to replace this photo of me and Todd with a nice picture, and just like that, it all disappeared. So I’m gonna publish this with Todd’s picture after all. This is us, finally, creating my blog that is 20+ years in the making, and it’s only because he told me to meet him at the library – or else – that it got done.

Here’s to another fucking day of sobriety. Trying new things, failing miserably, staying sober and trying again.

4 thoughts on “Learning New Things is Hard

  1. Jean Unger Post author

    šŸ‘šŸ» Thanks for commenting Terri! Love hearing that people are reading and relating.

  2. Terri Egan

    I have the same trouble and insecurities when I’m presented with some thing new. Some times I keep working on it and sometimes I just have to walk away from it. Then I beat myself up. Eventually I ask for help and still feel like a dumb old lady

  3. Amy

    Yay! It’s great to read your writing. I love reading about the writing groups. They sound like step work, support, creativity, and connection all combined. Is one coming up that I can participate in?

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