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MatataTheGreat t1_jdbwotm wrote
Fuck this dude
Elelith t1_jdbvwnb wrote
Reply to comment by realmagnuscarson in [Image] This has helped me through a lot by Wisdom_Seeker2308
So.. you don't study physics either then?
OldRun5519 t1_jdbtvzy wrote
Reply to [Image] Feel your feelings…. by DelusionalWeed
Damn True!
Winterlord7 t1_jdbsojj wrote
Reply to [Image] Feel your feelings…. by DelusionalWeed
Cute but I think “hope” would fit better for green.
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Reply to comment by dabiggman in [Image] This has helped me through a lot by Wisdom_Seeker2308
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krtshv t1_jdbqbzy wrote
Reply to comment by realmagnuscarson in [Image] This has helped me through a lot by Wisdom_Seeker2308
Look at Mr. Brains over here
CAJ_2277 t1_jdbp5uy wrote
Reply to [Image] Feel your feelings…. by DelusionalWeed
That is not necessarily good advice. Certainly not for many people. Those who tend to dwell on their feelings should not follow that advice.
Instead, at least for such people, trying to go about life and do anything but ruminate on one’s feelings means happier days, while the subconscious mind sorts your feelings out.
Ruas_Onid t1_jdbomuq wrote
I feel like this every now and then too.. especially when starting something new. If you’re trying to start a woodworking YouTube channel, you’d imagine that someone will tell you that you don’t have experience what makes you think you could do it etc. and it’s common that this comes from family, friends or even sometimes finding ourselves saying this to people.
But as they say, if you just do it and stick to it, then the feeling fades, as you have “stood the test of time”. After a certain period of time you attain new skill more confidence so this can only come with time. It’s not so easy to change your way of thinking so sometimes the best action is just to weather the storm. After the rain comes the sun, you just gotta trust the process.
It all sounds cheesy I know.
I’m in a new job now, and I feel exactly like you. From a fully functioning person (even equipped with a few good tricks in my pocket or two) in my last job, I’m now back to a baby who’s learning his first new words. But that comes with the “New” and “change” territory. I get anxious and worried everyday, but I’ll stick to it, look forward to the weekends, and always find myself a good sounding board to share my experience or frustrations (I’m glad my family has been of great support and happiness)
But good luck and all the best to the both of us! You are not alone!
Plane-Horror-5288 t1_jdbofzr wrote
Yeah this is my mindset right now, as toxic as it is.. it’s a lot easier said than done trying to improve the way you view yourself compared to others, but change doesn’t happen overnight. Just take baby steps, one step at a time at seeking your own positivity over negativity.
ChondroArt t1_jdbmywu wrote
He found 10,000 ideas off other peoples work.
cuteriemi t1_jdbmh4h wrote
Reply to [image] Shohei Ohtani created this chart when he was a high schooler in Japan. Today he is widely regarded as the best baseball player on the planet. by DORAKKINGOFFISH
Nice! Very interesting method. Cool how it integrates discreet things intuitively into bigger goals and a complex whole.
silverstarintheskies t1_jdbmfhh wrote
This is such a toxic way to think and live life. To be happier, it's important to let go of this thought process. You can appreciate other people's intelligence and lives, and even get inspired by them, but don't compare your life to theirs. Everyone's life path is unique, and someone else may think that your life is better than theirs. Focus on your own life and becoming a better person, without having others in mind.
We_Make_Soap t1_jdbma8l wrote
Reply to comment by HarlanCulpepper in [Image] This has helped me through a lot by Wisdom_Seeker2308
He also electrocuted and killed an elephant and other animals and also shocked people in public so they would be afraid of alternating current. He knew it wasn’t dangerous. He also invented the electric chair so it’s ironic he actually was intentionally killing people with direct current.
happyabeja t1_jdbm77u wrote
he found 10,000 ways to steal from people and kill elephants
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Relevant-Western-778 t1_jdbklcb wrote
dont glorify edison please
Ok_Accident5918 t1_jdbk2d7 wrote
Reply to comment by mudgoon in [image] Shohei Ohtani created this chart when he was a high schooler in Japan. Today he is widely regarded as the best baseball player on the planet. by DORAKKINGOFFISH
It’s called the Harada Method. It’s a personal-growth technique created by Takashi Harada, a former middle school teacher in Japan. The Harada Method is supposed to teach self-reliance and enable people to achieve their goals. Ohtani was taught it by his high school coach.
SpiritStriver90 OP t1_jdbire5 wrote
Reply to comment by BlackVirusXD3 in [Image] Addendum to "The Best Revenge is Success" by SpiritStriver90
Awwwwwh 🥰 thanks
simbahart11 t1_jdbipyw wrote
Fuck Thomas Edison.
BlackVirusXD3 t1_jdbip1c wrote
Reply to comment by SpiritStriver90 in [Image] Addendum to "The Best Revenge is Success" by SpiritStriver90
Damn, going out of your own way to help others? Respect.
SpiritStriver90 OP t1_jdbiflk wrote
Reply to comment by BlackVirusXD3 in [Image] Addendum to "The Best Revenge is Success" by SpiritStriver90
Very fair criticism of the original idea, actually. My msg was just for those who felt it had validity 😁
iamCaptainDeadpool t1_jdbidqv wrote
Reply to [image] youre a badass by pavankx
But am i, though.
BlackVirusXD3 t1_jdbiasr wrote
If you're doing anything for them you've already lost
dankest_of_danks t1_jdbxqha wrote
Reply to [image] youre a badass by pavankx
Reading this in a “burly gym bro” voice makes it 1.000.000 times more effective