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@shinericia Haha, I have to admit, I’m not lacking in courage. But I think the real challenge is riding a bike when you can barely touch the ground. 😅 Thanks, though! ❤️🔥����🏻
There is no point in living your life trying to impress the people around you. In the end, whatever you do, there will always be someone ready to judge you. You might as well stay true to yourself and choose to do what makes you happy, not what satisfies other people’s expectations.
@garyvee More than anything, we should learn to accept that things don’t always go the way we want them to. Life has its ups and downs, they’re part of the journey. The real difference lies in learning how to live with them and manage them.
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Non ho mai capito perché una ragazza che si allena con costanza, ha un bel fisico o forme più evidenti venga ancora troppo spesso etichettata come “poco di buono”, oppure perché non possa indossare un vestito più attillato senza essere giudicata automaticamente come poco fine o volgare.
Allo stesso tempo, mi lascia perplessa quando, nel tentativo di essere inclusivi, si finisce per trasmettere l’idea che qualsiasi stile di vita sia ugualmente salutare. L’obesità, quando è presente, è una condizione che può essere associata a numerose patologie e parlarne con rispetto non significa negare la realtà.
Per me il punto non è stabilire se sia “giusto” essere magri, avere un fisico scolpito o avere qualche chilo in più. Ognuno è libero di vivere come preferisce e merita rispetto.
Quello che non condivido è quando chi ha scelto di dedicare tempo, sacrificio e costanza allo sport viene quasi messo in discussione o giudicato perché il suo fisico sarebbe “troppo” allenato o perché mostrarlo viene considerato sbagliato.
Lo sport dovrebbe celebrare l’impegno, la disciplina, la salute e il raggiungimento del proprio potenziale, non far sentire in colpa chi quei risultati li ha conquistati con sacrificio.
La libertà vale per tutti, io rispetto le scelte degli altri, ma mi aspetto lo stesso rispetto per le mie, senza dover essere etichettata o sminuita per difendere convinzioni che non appartengono a me.
Oh absolutely! The torque is what made me fall in love with it. It feels so alive every time I twist the throttle. The MT-09 is a completely different kind of beast!
The only problem is still my height 😂 but with time I’m always trying to adapt, improve, and come up with new skills to handle it better.
@Conscious_Quark I’ll make you laugh…😅
I had promised myself I would get a Kawasaki Ninja. I was about to buy it, I test-rode it, I loved it… then an MT-09 basically fell out of the sky, and I fell in love for the second time.
I can’t explain the satisfaction I feel from having open conversations about any topic with intelligent people.
I love exchanging ideas, challenging my own beliefs, listening to different perspectives, and having the courage to reconsider my views when necessary.
I believe there are few things more stimulating and rewarding for me than this, learning through meaningful conversations.
I’ve always loved motorcycles, it’s been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I’m especially into sport bikes, and I’ve always been a bit obsessed with Kawasakis, even though I’ve always ended up with Yamahas. 😅 What about you? If you were to buy another bike, what would you choose?
@Conscious_Quark I don’t know if you’re loyal to Harley or open to other bikes, but I really think you should get back on two wheels. Life’s too short to ignore something you’re passionate about you might regret not doing it later. ☺️🏍️
First of all, I would suggest building more self awareness. Try to understand what is actually holding you back, is it the fear of being judged, making mistakes, or not being good enough?
From a practical point of view, the best way to improve is through practice. Start by speaking alone, then gradually move to a small and trusted group of people. You can also practice in front of a mirror or record yourself to observe your body language, tone, and confidence.
Public speaking is a skill, and like any skill, it improves with consistent practice and patience.
I believe that the ability to learn is one of the most precious gifts we have been given. Continuing to educate ourselves, discover, gain knowledge, and expand our minds allows us to grow continuously. Being a lifelong student means keeping our curiosity alive and maintaining the desire to evolve.