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That's a great advice thank you
It involves mass dms spamming and aggressive marketing but pays me upto 20 grands.
Its so shit and boring tho that the outcome doesn't push me
[Serious ] LAZINESS JUST KILLED ME, HELP
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Its so shit and boring tho that the outcome doesn't push me
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I thought you are 29?
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Yiu won't understand, I guess.
OccultKingdoms
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If you start running today, you will have to push hard to run a mile.
If you do it for a week you will get used to it, but you will be unable to do it naturally.
If you do it for a month consistently dealing with the roadblocks, you will get a little bit used to it.
In 3 months you will be able to run like a sprinter and you'll be saying an hour long run is an easy one.
In 6 months you will be able to attend your first serious run.
In 12 months you might run your first marathon.
The biggest pain is in the beginning. You have to get used to work.
Everything seems boring and pointless when you start. This is life.
Give it 3 years. You will wake up at one point and do an hour of work for $60 or more living the digital nomad lifestyle feeling safe and ok.
If you do it for a week you will get used to it, but you will be unable to do it naturally.
If you do it for a month consistently dealing with the roadblocks, you will get a little bit used to it.
In 3 months you will be able to run like a sprinter and you'll be saying an hour long run is an easy one.
In 6 months you will be able to attend your first serious run.
In 12 months you might run your first marathon.
The biggest pain is in the beginning. You have to get used to work.
Everything seems boring and pointless when you start. This is life.
Give it 3 years. You will wake up at one point and do an hour of work for $60 or more living the digital nomad lifestyle feeling safe and ok.
Willyfish
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Yes indeed I am 29, it was for the joke.
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Remember, there are only 2 types of pain.
The pain of discipline and the pain of regret.
The pain of discipline and the pain of regret.
OccultKingdoms
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The third type of pain BHW users should be aware of is the pain of reinvesting and spending (managing) their money wisely.
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Money management is also a skill in my opinion.
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That's my age too clocked 29 just in July 4.
But I have this constant goal of leaving my aunty's house before this very age runs out.
Alexion
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We all know we need to do the work. The problem is the execution of commands.
Some of us might have undiagnosed ADHD.
Here's what I found helps in some days when I can't get moving.
I look around my office. I focus on just ONE thing I can do to make my office better/cleaner.
It must take 2 minutes or less.
I do it, reward myself mentally.
Then I look for the next thing that I can do. It's things like getting that piece of paper off my desk and throwing it in the trash. Or simply wipe my monitor.
After 5-6 of these, I usually get myself amped up.
I then look for stuff that takes 5 minutes or less to do on my laptop.
This can be checking the scrum board, marking some epics as done, reply to ONE email.
Again, reward, wait.
After about 40 minutes of this, I can get into work.
When I find intense friction, I just say to myself 5 minutes and that's it.
Usually I continue after the 5 minutes.
The problem is... it doesn't work all the time. But more often than not, it works, and it's worth trying.
Sometimes just spending 2 minutes visualizing in my mind how I'm completing the task, and focusing on how great I'll feel after works too.
Not always, but also worth trying.
Some of us might have undiagnosed ADHD.
Here's what I found helps in some days when I can't get moving.
I look around my office. I focus on just ONE thing I can do to make my office better/cleaner.
It must take 2 minutes or less.
I do it, reward myself mentally.
Then I look for the next thing that I can do. It's things like getting that piece of paper off my desk and throwing it in the trash. Or simply wipe my monitor.
After 5-6 of these, I usually get myself amped up.
I then look for stuff that takes 5 minutes or less to do on my laptop.
This can be checking the scrum board, marking some epics as done, reply to ONE email.
Again, reward, wait.
After about 40 minutes of this, I can get into work.
When I find intense friction, I just say to myself 5 minutes and that's it.
Usually I continue after the 5 minutes.
The problem is... it doesn't work all the time. But more often than not, it works, and it's worth trying.
Sometimes just spending 2 minutes visualizing in my mind how I'm completing the task, and focusing on how great I'll feel after works too.
Not always, but also worth trying.
TacOne
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This. Throwing money at something doesn't make it successful and sometimes things simply don't scale.
Oleb
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1. I thought you were way younger though
@reaaski that's my guy
In most of the threads where you reply you always advice people to learn programming.
Others might be like do this then do that but you are just on your grounds defending what you believe. I like that spirit of yours mate hope to be like that someday
When I first started reading this forum I thought the je VIP's where the top top. I saw je VIP as an achievement but sadly I'm understanding that even them are still in the hustle process, kind of still admirable
one thing for sure is that no matter which solution you get here it won't take you far. I believe that it boils down to oneself the decision of either i stay like this and nothing change or I get my ASS off and start changing to reach my dream life. And one last thing never compare yourself to anyone apart yourself note your progress and reward yourself sometimes. Keep up mate you are going to make it (that's what I tell myself everydayI have a job, things are clear, it pays my bills.
But its sooo fuckingggg hardddd and boringgg as fuuuuuuuuuck.
I need some money to move out of my parents house and then start my real job which is something I dream of doing for years.
It only takes me 3 month of work to make enough Money for that but
I HATE TO WORK
IM PROCRASTINATING EVERYTHING
AND I FEEL LIKE THE LAZIEST FUCK EVER
Got any solutions
)
OccultKingdoms
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I just told something to a 16 year old guy who thought c++ and blockchains are the way to go. So hard to start with it...
Now he is going to build feasible products at home using PHP and JS frameworks.
Newcomers always get caught up in this complex landscape wondering what they should learn.
uyepedia
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dapatkah Anda memberi tahu saya, buku terbaik yang bisa saya baca?
Massacre
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1. Get up whenever it's most uncomfortable. like 7AM or 8, whatever.
2. Make your bed ASAP
3. Go to shower and start with hot water. Make your body wet from head to toes for a minute
4. Switch to cold water immediately and stay under it for 30 seconds to minute.
5. Get out of shower and eat a healthy breakfast.
Repeat this for a month at least. Thank me later.
2. Make your bed ASAP
3. Go to shower and start with hot water. Make your body wet from head to toes for a minute
4. Switch to cold water immediately and stay under it for 30 seconds to minute.
5. Get out of shower and eat a healthy breakfast.
Repeat this for a month at least. Thank me later.
Real Human?
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My advice is to eliminate all distractions and start creating better habits.. I would start with a Dopamine detox and then gradually start building better habits, go with improving slowly and plan to see results rather than going fast without a plan it won't result in anything but wasted time. Trust the process.