Recent comments in /f/GetMotivated

comatose1981 t1_j7vcxpk wrote

Give yourself a reasonable amount of time to make a desision, then implement and learn from how it could have gone better. Learning from what you did wrong is the best teacher you will ever have.

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EveryDayImPublishin t1_j7vc468 wrote

Reply to [IMAGE] by Lucadris

Taking steps is all that matters. You can have amazing results and not "love it". Actions matter for results.

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WonderK8 t1_j7vac2n wrote

Reply to comment by Aquaticbadger in [Image] Just do it! by Tasty-Window

The point is, eventually you have to stop thinking and start acting. Sometimes there is no perfect solution and it's a waste of your time and energy to try and find one instead of just moving forward and learning from whatever happens. The number of people choosing to ignore the actual context of the message is odd to me.

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rob51i03 t1_j7va1uk wrote

Reply to [IMAGE] by Lucadris

I've been learning guitar for the past 5 years and this is so true for me.

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albertoersa t1_j7v9vmb wrote

Reply to comment by harlojones in [Image] Just do it! by Tasty-Window

They are not telling you not to think, but not to overthink. When you overthink you are trying to account for every minute detail and as a consequence, you end up paralyzed and exhausted.

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Bewisetoday t1_j7v9pjt wrote

As someone who loves someone with an alcohol, pills and meth addiction, drug and alcohol addiction is brutal. My sister has been in and out of treatment and is 55 years old. I've seen her at her best, clean and sober, happy, productive and content and I've seen her as she is right now, spiraling out of control, homeless, angry and scared to death of withdrawals. I would not wish it on my worst enemy. Please be your own best friend and take good care of yourself and don't let anyone get in the way of your sobriety..

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Bedbouncer t1_j7v5yeh wrote

"Overthinking is the biggest waste of human energy. Trust yourself, make a decision, and gain more experience. There is no such thing as perfect. You cannot think your way into perfection, just take action"

-- General George Armstrong Custer

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