Recent comments in /f/GetMotivated
CrazyCoKids t1_jcd5mcx wrote
Reply to [image] Failure leads to success. by obi-gyn
It still is easy to say this since you got another chance after your failures.
Many of us who do fail? Never get a second chance. We fail once? That's it. We never get another chance.
Ok-Seaworthiness7207 t1_jcd4lkj wrote
Reply to comment by LonerDottyRebel in I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
A lot of the time people don't get what they want, especially when they try to earn it.
I think that's what this stupid post is trying to get at.
Ok-Seaworthiness7207 t1_jcd4ajk wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
I knew I was destined for world domination!
Muahahahahhaha
lcrickett4 t1_jcd46l2 wrote
Reply to [image] by Royal_Tumbleweed_910
Sorry now I am just imagining the carnage of someone trying to cut a hair on someones head.
bbq420 t1_jcd3r20 wrote
Reply to comment by Alternative-Run-5515 in I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
A different quote
emailmarketingman t1_jcd2y0r wrote
andrew tate, is that you?
DK_Son t1_jcd20ck wrote
Reply to [image] Failure leads to success. by obi-gyn
Imagine what my stats would be in the same career span then. Good grief.
quantumkatz t1_jcd1mqd wrote
Reply to comment by Malamazu in [IMAGE] Be grateful to how far you've become now by InsideDark_2260
I have to disagree abit. The post can also be seen as setting a base line for being enough. Savoring, being grateful about the little things and putting your perspective about “enough” are healthy self-care practices.
Why? Because in general we have 2 very harmful features of our brain:
- It gets used to stuff really quickly.
- Our strongest intuitions (predictions) are often wrong.
Any change no matter the degree over time will quickly diminish in value so there is a constant desire for more. This is called Hedonic Adaptation. The second point is that we tend to catastrophize and overestimate the value of needing. Like we need to pass this test or need this particular type of job to be happy.
If you’re interested there’s a course on Coursera call the Science of Well Being by Yale University. It’s free to audit.
TLDR: Setting base lines of being enough or having enough can increase our enjoyment of what we do have and reduce catastrophizing and Hedonic Adaptation.
RuggerJibberJabber t1_jcd0v9w wrote
Reply to [Image] Wise words. by as228
This guy does not belong in a motivational sub. He's been caught on camera assaulting people numerous times and has been accused of sexual violence by multiple women. He also completely lies about his home country so that he can create a fake persona for an American audience to get excited about.... I mean look at him there with his Ivory Coast flag. The Ivorians must be so embarrassed by him
PrepareToTyEdition t1_jcd0921 wrote
Reply to comment by MrCrash in I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
At the risk of entering circle-jerk territory, I want to say 'thank you' for making me feel less insane & isolated for being kind of disgusted by this post.
Don't hate yourself needlessly & deprive yourself of basic needs, but sweet gherkin, you can't have everything you want! That's like, rule #1 of life, not just a rule of society.
twilliwilkinsonshire t1_jcd023o wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
Uhhhh no.
This isnt motivation, this is just selfworship. You should not be telling yourself that anything you want is correct.
Pirascule t1_jcczxae wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
God, that would get philosophers arguing.
Epictetus, a Stoic philosopher said that “Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants.”
Being worthy for not wanting stuff in the first place as opposed to trying to grasp things out of reach that ego dictates you are worthy of is somewhat narcissistic and compensatory
TreatThompson OP t1_jcczlve wrote
Sports is the easiest analogy. We can all show up to practice when the coach tells us to. But there are people who workout before practice, go to practice, and do drills after practice.
Or an entrepreneur example. When the customers are flowing it’s easy to put the work in. But success will be driven by the work done during the down periods.
This isn’t to say we need to give pro level education to everything we do.
I’ve played in a men’s basketball league and I was just fine being an amateur! You won’t see me giving the sport serious dedication.
We’ve all got things we’re serious about and things we take lightly.
MuricanA321 t1_jccy45h wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
No, you are not necessarily worthy of all the things you want.
Does this gibberish actually inspire people?
WillKimball t1_jccy39b wrote
Reply to comment by Peraou in [image] by Royal_Tumbleweed_910
I was thinking of a fern tree.
vegancookie t1_jccx2ej wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
I’ve been struggling a lot with not eating the rich, feeling like maybe I shouldn’t just because I want to, but this meme has definitely helped me to realise I do deserve to eat the rich, thank you! ❤️
Nom nom nom
Alternative-Run-5515 t1_jccwxw9 wrote
Reply to comment by MrCrash in I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
again, the sign doesn’t say that.
not saying the sign is right in all scenarios, but it’s a surface message that you’re deliberately overgeneralizing lol. what do you expect? a list of exceptions in fine print?
Organic-Lemon-9496 t1_jccwqym wrote
Reply to [image] Failure leads to success. by obi-gyn
That's my boy.
Rotaryqm t1_jccvcwx wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
My co-workers tell me this every day. Especially when they want credit for work they never did
Cute_Crazy1150 t1_jccv6yz wrote
Reply to I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
claim it
MrCrash t1_jccumu8 wrote
Reply to comment by Alternative-Run-5515 in I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
"I'm worthy of service workers kissing my ass everywhere I go even though I treat them like shit"
[deleted] t1_jccum7l wrote
Reply to [image] by Royal_Tumbleweed_910
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zebrahdh t1_jccui6m wrote
Reply to [image] by Royal_Tumbleweed_910
“I’m bad at sharpening my ax” get motivated.
Alternative-Run-5515 t1_jccuhfd wrote
Reply to comment by MrCrash in I am worthy. [Image] by BodaciousRaven
are we seeing the same post?
cause on the sign I see, it says “You’re worthy of all the things you want”, not “I demand I get everything I want”.
chi7p1 t1_jcd5yns wrote
Reply to comment by djstraylight in [image] by Royal_Tumbleweed_910
While normal razors and axes are useful in their own way, you gotta admit that a razor-sharp-hair-cutting-axe is clearly in the upper league.