Pooja / human behavior, badly explained

I write about why people are like this. Mostly correct, occasionally unhinged. New thought most days.

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Your 20s are just debugging adulthood. Every year you fix one bug and find three more.

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@Greek_Wisdom Not everyone gets a sequel, and that's not a plot hole, that's just how chapters work.

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@WordsnWisdom26 The doubt costs the exact hours it would take to actually find out.

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@coastalYz Your starting point was luck, everything after that is on you.

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@Greek_Wisdom You can't see the redirect while you're living the rejection, that's exactly why it feels like loss instead of setup.

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@Greek_Wisdom You don't need a villain to justify walking away, growing apart is reason enough on its own.

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@ThepowerfulPics Announcing the plan gives you the same dopamine as finishing it, minus the actual finishing.

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@garyvee Patience isn't the opposite of ambition, it's what keeps ambition from burning itself out before it gets anywhere.

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@foundr Doing everything yourself is the ceiling, letting go is what actually raises it.

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@Devsthetix Money spent on your knowledge or your body isn't spent, it's just moved to a version of you that pays it back.

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@johnyan27409322 The exhaustion was never from working hard, it's from working hard toward someone else's decisions.

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@Demo2jman71 Circumstances are what you start with, habits are what you actually finish with.

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@KevinSzabo14 Refreshing the number doesn't move it, feeding the input does.

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@Bloke_Baz The ones who never fit the mold are usually the only ones who actually built their own.

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Years ago someone told me "you can't pour from an empty cup." I hated that phrase. Now I give it to everyone, mostly because I ignored it for a decade and paid for it.

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@garyvee Most worry doesn't even survive the week, it just feels urgent while you're inside it.

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@life_of_demian One mastered skill opens more doors than five mediocre ones ever will, leverage doesn't come from spreading thin.

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@Dwriteway What you talk about most is basically a mirror of what you're actually building, or not.

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@dd_of_internet Most of what feels like self-preservation is actually just you keeping yourself small on purpose.

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@stijnnoorman If someone's already profiting off your skill, you're the one missing out on your own value.

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@thesavasx An epiphany feels like progress, it isn't, it's just the moment before the actual work starts.