It’s not your cup of tea Each person has its own weaknesses and strength. I consider it’s a good purpose in life to find your area of perfection. The best things in life are made by people who are talented in this area. However, sometimes people choose the wrong path and stubbornly proceed in that direction no matter how big are stumbling blocks they encounter. Sometimes they even succeeded, but the question is could they do really great things. One of examples is me. I danced all my childhood and teenage years. I started with choreography at the age of six. And after few years of practice my teacher even suggested me to go to a ballet school, but I wasn’t anywhere near a perfection. Then I danced in a folk group for few years. And finally ended up with a contemporary dance. My latter experience was the most successful as each year we took prizes on different competitions. It happened because of our ambitious teacher and my talented colleagues, but absolutely not because of me. I don’t have a natural grace and any talent in dancing. Finally, I understood it and don’t dance any more. The interesting part is why people proceed. Is it because the activity is so attractive even if you are not a success or because of stubborn character? The funny thing is that you will encounter difficulties even if you are talented. So, at the end of the day it’s not the easy task to recognize your area of perfection.