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Only relatable if you have kids and think this is confidence

Shirtcocking it like a pro.

The original quote gives a hell of a different message, opposed to "not having the right to" socrates describes it as a "shame to see".

Because it doesnt effect the people around you, only your own life and experience living it. except maybe them seeing you not fulfill your potential and finding it wastefull

Nonetheless i agree with the overall message, seeing people of which you know can do more to become their best self but simply dont because of ignorance or lazyness (ofcourse mental illness plays a role for alot of people but thats a WHOLE other discussion)

Just start a home gym... but keep it small, barbell/weights, rings, and ruck will costs about 300-500$ me having spent 10k on my home gym, realizes this mistake. Also I miss the community a bit, to late now though...

That's so adorably wholesome!

Thanks for sharing, Superman!

This one took a while for me to get down. And is really tough to balance... Like 90% of my job is conveying confidence to clients, a decent bit of which is just confidence in me. So on the one hand you do legitimately have to be like "I'm the best at this and your company needs me", but on the other hand if you overdo it you end up basically playing Ellis from die hard or Jared Vennet or somebody, which turns a whole lot of people off too.

Typical women puts standards first and discipline nowhere. Excellence for thee, but not for meeeee

Drink sparkling caffeinated beverages (Celsius, Yerbae, etc.) experiment with different ones and eventually you’ll like the taste of something enough to feel like it’s a good enough replacement for soda

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My age contains a 4 and I'm currently wearing a Batman shirt.

Close enough.

Wow, no way!

My 16yo said "you mean batman" 🤣

I'm confidently recovering from an illness now.

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Damn... I'm actually doing the same

Tell that to inflation and interest rates

Warren Buffett's credibility doesn't come from just being rich. He is known for his talent in growing wealth, and he gives some solid financial advice. This meme is just a witty statement annoyingly represented as advice.

I'll argue that no plan = stupid plan by default. Planning won't prevent a stupid plan, but it sure does reduce the chance of one.

Damn don't show everyone how slow you type. Must be embarassing. It's extremely common to link part 1 if the story if you're new here buddy

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That's what I tell my boss

I finished my master's degree last week. Now I have free time until May, when I start my PhD.

After having worked non-stop for two years, it is honestly very hard to do nothing. Today, I shall do nothing with the confidence of a four year old in a batman T-shirt. It will be an experience.

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