Jason Woodard is an author intrigued by breakdown and awareness. His writing explores isolation, attachment, and the quiet unraveling that precedes change.
A man once asked how to live a healthy life.
The teacher did not speak of perfection. He said, “The path is not made easier for the one who walks it well. It is only walked with better choices.”
@isaacrrr7 There are many ways to respond and it depends on the nature of the animal. She is with a Protector, High Test Male. Not all males are like that but thats who she chose. In self induced drunken state one man decided to touch the wife of a High Test man and not a low test man…
The older we get fitness needs to be more than getting big and strong and lets face it we you know you’re focused on six figures and not a six pack at this age so lets get strategic about it.
@TheMtMckinley@Th_Angelopoulos@theisabelb Children trust what they see, without explaining it’s possibly incorrect first and asking them to make a decision and ask why they feel that way they haven’t learned anything and we haven’t taught them to think. We are teaching memorization rather than critical thinking 🤦
@elonmusk I am not a scientist but I am feeling vibes like we could make a small superconductor that could fit in a tesla that would not need recharging if it could self cool, is this even a possibility or is my brain going to outside the box when reading this science book?
Attraction to chaos is natural.
Chaos is exciting and distraction is our drug.
Technology overload has created a mental health epidemic and only the user of the interface can choose to turn it off.
will you take a break?
#finallyfreeproject
The single greatest strength you can develop is patience. Patience in responding to conflict, Patience in making financial decisions, Patience in your response to rejection. Patience allows you to arrive at your destination without the mess of reactive consequence.