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justasmalltowndad t1_jc22wc2 wrote
Reply to comment by ravensmith666 in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
I was hoping it meant light in terms of weight... Guess I gotta stay on my diet then lol darn it
Past-Pressure-3913 t1_jc1z1ei wrote
Reply to [Image] Keep your bucket handy. by surelyconcede
What's the name of the book please
Never_Dying t1_jc1wcnu wrote
Reply to [Image] "Signs of personal growth" by Butterflies_Books
Got it. Personal growth is being jobless.
DMDingo t1_jc1vyoe wrote
Never_Dying t1_jc1uh4x wrote
Reply to [image] If he could see his nothingness and his deadly, festering wound, pain would arise from looking within, and that pain would save him. - Rumi by bentschji
I see that pain. But I can't treat that.
HomoVulgaris t1_jc1szwr wrote
Reply to [Image] "The more you wake up to who you are, the more unbearable it becomes to be who you are not." by Butterflies_Books
As long as "who you are" is some fabulous blue-skinned ballerina dude and "who you are not" is some balding fat-ass on reddit.
Deep_Thinker_Me t1_jc1pbt0 wrote
Reply to Embrace being a noob [Discussion] by TreatThompson
I just remembered this quote from Master Oogway:
"There is always something more to learn. Even for a master."
In a sense, its okay to be a noob đ
Deep_Thinker_Me t1_jc1ntxd wrote
This is the first time I heard of this. Thanks.
ravensmith666 t1_jc1nq7i wrote
Reply to comment by PandamoniumNO2 in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
And ty!
ravensmith666 t1_jc1npii wrote
Reply to comment by Social_Media_Cancer in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
This all has me super inspired. TY
ravensmith666 t1_jc1nipd wrote
Reply to comment by PandamoniumNO2 in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
Well itâs brilliant then!
FunDescription4404 t1_jc1nh5o wrote
Reply to [Image] Keep your bucket handy. by surelyconcede
I think Iâll screenshot that and start using that term
Deep_Thinker_Me t1_jc1ne60 wrote
Reply to [Text] I started exercising twice a day and this is my second completed day. by icantchangemynamebee
I am with you on this, just started a week ago. Although I am older now but age doesn't matter. Just stay consistent and know your limits. Good luck.
RedPandaLovesYou t1_jc1m0rh wrote
Reply to [Text] I started exercising twice a day and this is my second completed day. by icantchangemynamebee
Twice a day is a lot. Careful not to overwork yourself, physically or mentally. Burnout is real.
PandamoniumNO2 OP t1_jc1j9lu wrote
Reply to comment by Social_Media_Cancer in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
Oh, that's good!
Sgt-Automaton t1_jc1j6vk wrote
Reply to [Image] "Signs of personal growth" by Butterflies_Books
Signs of personal growth: editing with red pen
Social_Media_Cancer t1_jc1j154 wrote
Reply to comment by ravensmith666 in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
I read it as go all the way.
PandamoniumNO2 OP t1_jc1j0xp wrote
Reply to comment by ravensmith666 in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
Yeah basically. I kind of interpret it two ways
If you're going on a long hike for example, don't leave your meals behind and need someone elses
Or
Make sure you get enough sleep and eat your wheaties so you can pull your weight.
Esentially, don't be the weak link.
CM-CRUNK t1_jc1hhmu wrote
Reply to [Text] I started exercising twice a day and this is my second completed day. by icantchangemynamebee
Nice! Definitely good to keep with the routine but like someone else mentioned, give yourself a day or so to rest every now and then.
As someone who was in the same boat as you with asthma and very skinny, I would recommend the following.
- Get a prescription for a preventative inhaler (Flovent is what I have). Really helps lessen the need for rescue inhalers which repeat exercise also contributes to. Also take a puff of the rescue inhaler right before you start the workout and you probably wonât need it.
- You mentioned âclassmatesâ and being 20 means Iâm assuming that you go to a college/university. Use the gym there as it should be part of your tuition. You may meet some workout buddies, will have access to better equipment, and just get more motivated being around others who are in shape. Donât worry about what others are thinking of you as that part is all in your head. Everyone is there to do the same thing and focused on what they are doing, not what you are.
- Workout your shoulders. It took an injury and rehab to get me to start this, but it really helped âfill outâ my frame to where others started noticing
- Keep track of progress. Take pictures along your journey to show this. (However, I wouldnât recommend sharing with others until perhaps you have your ideal state). Youâll start to build more and more confidence as you go and continue that motivation as you can see your transformation over time.
- Know that you are young and have much more ahead of you in life. Iâm almost 40 and didnât start to really care about exercising until I hit 30. Youâre starting early and I wish I wouldâve done the same.
Keep at it and hope these tips from my experience help!
ravensmith666 t1_jc1haa6 wrote
What is implied for light? Is it doing the least?
Educational-Mark-978 t1_jc1gwwt wrote
Strong!
AmargithHuld t1_jc1cxu6 wrote
Reply to [image] by Royal_Tumbleweed_910
Prefer to first remove the damned rocks, tbh.
AmargithHuld t1_jc1cphe wrote
Reply to comment by Insomnambulant in [Image] "Signs of personal growth" by Butterflies_Books
Also in putting the blame where it belongs, for that matter.
I feel itd be more accurate if they said, your focus shifts to addressing things yourself and getting on with it - and the rest is basically just there.
It does not disappear. Impressing ppl can be nice, as is receiving validation, and not assuming more blame than is yours, by knowing what exactly transpired is pretty useful as well. And excuses can be the explanation you need to see another personâs pov, and get why they did things the way they did em.
Itâs just not the crux the way fixing things/focusing is.
h2ogal t1_jc1brt4 wrote
Reply to comment by Clever_Mercury in Reasons to Keep Going: Why Quitting Is Not an Option [Discussion] by Dpmotivates
I usually find mentors at work. When you consistently deliver value, above expectations, people tend to want to foster this, to help you progress and get recognition and promotion.
If you stay at a company for a while (or in an industry), and you are good at what you do, while also being considerate and easy to work with, people will start to seek you out for projects.
You also have to think about what your mentor gets out of the relationship. I make sure to speak well of my mentors publicly and to make their life easier whenever possible.
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Reply to comment by ravensmith666 in The best advice I've recieved in awhile [text] by PandamoniumNO2
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