There is one major difference between good riders, and bad ones. It's something experienced instructors can pinpoint the first time they meet a student, and know whether they'll be one of the good riders, or not. Luckily, it's something within our control to change.
It essentially boils down to attitude: are you curious? Do you ask a lot of questions? Are you willing to put in the work, and keep taking classes? Do you get frustrated when you make a mistake, or do you persevere and keep trying?
MC Rider https://bit.ly/MCRiderDealWithFear
MotoJitsu https://bit.ly/MotoJitsu1Thing
Jerry Palladino: Ride Like a Pro https://bit.ly/RideLikeAProFear
DanDanTheFireman https://bit.ly/DanDanNewRiderTips
The Psychology of Success: Praising People for Effort vs. Ability
https://socialpsychonline.com/2016/07/psychology-success/
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