To succeed in any of your pursuits, all you really need to do is keep going. Most people are just complete morons with zero self respect and a lingering fear that “trying too hard” is lame or something. If you can convince yourself to just do the thing for a long time then it will work out.
The real hard part is when you realize the thing you’re grinding actually sucks ass and is a waste of time… should you keep going? Yes? Maybe? Who knows. Somebody else did, and somebody else will. Why? Who cares. Just keep going, or don’t, the choice is yours.
Never Give Up
When seeking answers for your specific problem from an external source, whether it’s your terrible aim or lack of competent game-sense, always proceed with caution. Be wary of things like VOD Reviews, Aim Courses, Academies, Patreons and other forms of specific “Situational Coaching” because it is probably super retarded. Most games move too quickly and have millions of situational scenarios that dictate why the outcomes turned out the way they did. A short coaching session will only make you feel more stupid than you currently are; which is a “product” you can receive for free from a double digit IQ teenager at 3am in any of your losing ranked games.
Coaches are just people that want your attention and money; I too want your attention but prefer receiving it through a pretentiously styled coaching blog shrouded in thinly veiled irony.
Everything you need from a coach can be easily found on YouTube, Sports Psychology books and most importantly… yourself.
Coaching is Fake and Gay
Whenever you think to yourself, “I wish I had good aim” or “I wish my reaction time wasn’t slow” or “I wish I didn’t suck dick and balls” simply DON’T. I would say the most useful change to my mindset was understanding that good players do not think about these things.
A pro player does not wish to win, they just do. They do not envy the talent of others, they just practice to obtain it. Stop your ceaseless desire for more talent so when the monitor goes dark, you stop feeling disgusted at the reflection you see looking back at you.
When in Doubt, Don’t
You Know the Problem
You already know what it is you’re bad at, you just dont want to fix it.