First Thing: Eliminate the word I CAN’T from your vocabulary. It is too negative.  You are already setting yourself up for failure when you say I can’t juggle.

Patience- It is important to have patience while practicing on your juggling skills. You can’t expect to become good at juggling in just one or two tries or a few weeks. Learning to juggle is something that takes time and effort.  You will mess up a lot, you will get frustrated, and you will want to give up. I speak from experience but I never gave up.

I remember struggling to get to 100 juggles. For days and weeks I would juggle in the 50’s and 60’s and to have the ball drop. But I would pick it up and continue to struggle. After struggling for days and weeks, eventually I was juggling over 300. By the way, that was when I was seven years old(smile).

Perhaps the most important thing to remember concerning juggling is: MESSING UP is a sign of improvement. You will mess up a bunch of times before you improve your juggling so don’t ever think about giving up. Giving up should not be an option.