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1i3to t1_j88yv6t wrote
Reply to [Image] The Big Picture by ProfessionalDog
No one's right graph would look like this with this attitude.
Sepidy t1_j88yb8z wrote
Reply to comment by throw3142 in [Image] The Big Picture by ProfessionalDog
Thanks for sharing. You have built the good friendships and that's great to have friends and support like that!
Sepidy t1_j88xgvk wrote
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The left one is exactly my yesterday, I hope the right one be true!
VerySlump t1_j88wjrz wrote
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Time to buy puts
jaden_balerion t1_j88wi59 wrote
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Really needed to see this today thank you OP
Thanksss123456789 t1_j88vymu wrote
Reply to [image] You Can Change or Stay the Same by Valdamier
Why are you saying fuck scott fitzgerald? What did he ever do to you
[deleted] t1_j88vlc5 wrote
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cataza t1_j88ujq4 wrote
- Grind to the top of the food chain
- Make a name for yourself in a history, whether it's good or bad
- Don't look back, keep focus on the goals and move forward
- Be ruthless, shows mercy if needed to gain profits
- Keep grinding
HopefulUnion t1_j88sxun wrote
Reply to [image] I think talking to ourselves like how the babysitter did with the girl, and having fun would be good for all ages! by Tonkinjg
Is it raining in here!??!?!?!??!?!?
imdesigner311 t1_j88rl9a wrote
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GetReposted a billion times.
Gurtmcsquirt t1_j88rbb0 wrote
Reply to comment by f3malelov3r in [Image] The Big Picture by ProfessionalDog
Needs to be flipped.
TreatThompson OP t1_j88qycu wrote
Reply to comment by hvitserkmylosson in You Will Lose Everything You Love [Discussion] by TreatThompson
Damn that’s really touching
My dog is getting up there in age and I already feel some of those regrets
Wish I cherished the most common moments more
I definitely do nowadays. Thanks for sharing that 🙌
Longjumping_Copy_695 t1_j88qxo7 wrote
Reply to [Discussion] Procrastination is a matter of emotions. Not discipline or time management or laziness. Let's talk about that. by [deleted]
Absolutely.
Primary reason for not doing something I know needs to be done, is because my brain wants to escape some imaginary pain.
Its almost like waking up on a monday morning to go do a job you dont like. Your brain is trying to protect you from the pain of being at that workplace you dont like, by suggesting you go back to sleep.
The duality ofcourse is that your brain also knows you have no option but to wake up.
Its however overwhelmed with fear and wants to escape the obvious consequence.
But once you do jump into that bad consequence, you realize it wasnt that bad.
Its a lesson that disciplined kids learn in childhood through repeated conditioning from tough parents - "Dont give a dime about your feelings; do things you need to do. Show up".
Procrastination is not about feeling lazy. Its your brain escaping massive monstors of fear and anxiety by stopping you on your tracks.
The moment you push ahead with discipline, you see the pain and anxiety were illusions for the most part...
hvitserkmylosson t1_j88qn37 wrote
I learned this almost 3 years ago, when my dog died. All the walks I postponed, all the playing time I was too lazy to do, and so on.
Now with my other dog it doesn't matter how tired I am. I always wake up at the same hour, no matter when I went to sleep, and take him out to play or to a walk. I cherish every second. Every silent moment, every thing he breaks, every bad behavior (which I of course correct or don't encourage), every minute he wants to sleep with me, I enjoy everything. Whenever he does something silly or just plain bad I'll just laugh and call him an asshole (in a caring way). I'm now unable to not enjoy anything he does.
My late dog, Tomi, left me with a valuable lesson when he died. I thank him and miss him every fucking day.
tunisia3507 t1_j88qcb1 wrote
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Don't let a good day distract you from the fact that your life is circling the drain.
Mysterious_Law9176 t1_j88pnav wrote
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Sure
djlawrence3557 t1_j88okrk wrote
Reply to comment by admiralkappa1234 in [Image] The Big Picture by ProfessionalDog
Inverse this guy’s happiness chart, and that’s about right for life and investing
waltpsu t1_j88n8fd wrote
Reply to comment by bradforrester in [Image] The Big Picture by ProfessionalDog
Yeah, but we don’t know what the future looks like, and this is talking about a bad day today.
To the artist’s credit, that chart does show very similar downturns in the past that have all proven to be temporary.
anxious_lifeform t1_j88kh1u wrote
Reply to comment by Artistic_Ad_7059 in [Image] The Big Picture by ProfessionalDog
I know it's easier said than done but you gotta work on making peace with it. You can't change what happened in the past, you can only influence to do better in the future. Stay strong
anxious_lifeform t1_j88k5dd wrote
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Past 2 weeks depression has hit me hard. I hope I can get out of this quickly
TigreDemon t1_j88hwfw wrote
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Yeah well, I don't have an objective so for me, the progresses I make are literal flat cause I'm just doing what's in front of me without much thoughts
kendiyas t1_j88hrdt wrote
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This is me everytime I open short on binance
shrekshrekdonkey5 t1_j88h4w8 wrote
Reply to [Discussion] Procrastination is a matter of emotions. Not discipline or time management or laziness. Let's talk about that. by [deleted]
ADHD gang are the lords of procrastination
ThatCalisthenicsDude t1_j89382n wrote
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