Recent comments in /f/GetMotivated
Evenlymade t1_jeapbpd wrote
Obviously not a poor person's creation. A poor person could still climb that ladder and build the fire lol
disaar t1_jeaorty wrote
Reply to comment by DarkKingPegasus in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
But we are family!
oysterfeller t1_jeanfqe wrote
Reply to comment by homie_147 in [Text] I want people to know this by homie_147
I actually found this very helpful because my depression comes with a lot of shame and guilt which depletes my motivation because it feels like “I’ve messed up so many times, other people are so much further than me already, I’m useless so why bother trying?” And one great thing I’ve found to combat that guilt is gratitude and mindfulness. I might not be successful in business yet but I have achieved a wonderful home life that I didn’t have before, so that’s proof that I can in fact get the things I want if I try hard enough.
And another thing that’s been helpful is actively reminding myself that it’s NOT a competition. My friend getting her dream job doesn’t say anything about my work ethic. That girl I went to high school with posting her beautiful wedding on Instagram has no effect on when I’ll get married. That stuff isn’t about me. I do understand that a competitive attitude works for some people and that’s great! But it doesn’t work for everyone and sometimes it’s helpful to just be in the moment and realize I don’t have the worst life in the world, it’s actually pretty great and I’m really lucky so I don’t need to stay in bed beating myself up over my failures. Anyway thanks for this post, you’ve changed my day from a depression-in-bed day to a get-shit-done day 💕
dyschromatopsie OP t1_jeana8g wrote
Reply to comment by ssmeech in [image] This I choose to do. by dyschromatopsie
Mort / Guards! Guards! / Small Gods / Going Postal are in my opinion all good starting points. I wish I could start reading the books without knowing anything <3
coleas123456789 t1_jean0w7 wrote
Reply to comment by sisk91 in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
He could've climbed the ladder first then raised it back up to make a fire
rdeternalkid t1_jeamagx wrote
But picture does not show what is in the upstairs
iCan20 t1_jeaktgq wrote
Reply to comment by Putrumpador in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
No, it's saying don't leave a good job now just because it's a tough time. It's saying don't give up a better future to have temporary happiness. It's telling you to keep perspective on what you are doing today and how it might affect your future wants and desires.
So for you if that means less Netflix and avocado toast splurges to be able to afford a house because you've identified those things a being related, then sure. But I doubt a picture is telling you to have less avocado toast.
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Reply to comment by homie_147 in [Text] I want people to know this by homie_147
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rkhbusa t1_jeakj3i wrote
I recommend you do a break through amount of magic mushrooms
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ttystikk t1_jeaeify wrote
Reply to comment by J3ST3Rx in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
I'm going to admit to being blind and not seeing the ladder lol
J3ST3Rx t1_jeadhb3 wrote
Reply to comment by ttystikk in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
Isn't it obvious? If you see a ladder, don't burn your opportunity to make a warm fire by going up it and leaving
[deleted] t1_jeace2v wrote
Reply to [Text] I want people to know this by homie_147
Nice
Putrumpador t1_jeabmxt wrote
I'm having a hard time making the connection between the message of this image, and how it would apply in real life. Is it telling us to spend less on Netflix and avocado toast so we can afford a house?
Tiancris t1_jeaazbk wrote
I would have burned only the even steps or only the odd ones 🤔
McDuchess t1_jea92wd wrote
This is not motivating if you are naked and freezing to death.
ssmeech t1_jea8yl8 wrote
Reply to [image] This I choose to do. by dyschromatopsie
For someone who has never read his work, what would you recommend starting with?
Mobely t1_jea6yxv wrote
Reply to comment by ttystikk in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
it's meant to be vague to mean different things to different people. like a horoscope.
But I'm upvoting for at least having original art and not just being a picture of the rock.
MrBoo843 t1_jea62we wrote
Die in the cold with a ladder instead?
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Reply to comment by sisk91 in [image] Don’t burn your opportunities by racemoseMalamute470
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Money-Shine3446 t1_je9x8vw wrote
you know you can do nothing right and then get a sales job and make like 200,000 a year with no degree it’s all relative man just stay positive. Don’t think too much about grades and sports. if you love sports, go play with your friends recreationally if you teach one kid or tutor, one kid, you’ll feel fulfilled in life that you’re passing things onto the next generation and that’s it just don’t overthink it.
meansnoharm t1_jeaqe1q wrote
Reply to [Discussion] Nervous about taxes by a-friendgineer
Just submit to paying your exact taxes and that will alone take a weight off. It’s an uncomfortable governmental process that makes anyone mildly nervous. Like seeing a police car behind you when driving even tho you haven’t done anything wrong