vivendo a vida adoidado

decidi que quero filosofar mais por aqui. // a existência é a própria confusão

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

adiantando meu bom dia já

[mabelle @airfolk]

dica pra vcs q querem comprar camiseta de banda, diva pop e anime em são paulo:

as lojas da liberdade cobram um absurdo nessas camisetas, o fornecedor delas fica na 25 de março na ladeira da constituição, podem ir lá q vcs vão pagar metade do preço e tem até bolsa e chaveiro

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

Álbuns recicláveis são tipo IGOR do Tyler The Creator eh mt massa mano

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

O carinho do Rio é diferente

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

me fr

[Electra @Electrarythm]

the closest thing to a cheat code i've ever found is being able to reprogram my own mind.

most of your beliefs, your fears, your limits, and the way you see yourself got programmed into your subconscious without you choosing them. the good news is you can go back in and swap them for what you actually want.

here are the ways that actually work 👇

1️⃣ Scripting. This is more powerful than it looks, so be careful what you write. Once a day, write a page in the present tense describing your life as if you already have it, in detail, how your day goes, what you have done, how you feel. Just know it works both ways. If you spend the page writing about everything that's going wrong, or what you're afraid will happen, your mind focuses on that just the same. So be careful what you put down, because whatever you write is the direction you start heading in.

2️⃣ Flood your mind with the right inputs. Your mind becomes whatever you surround it with, every video, song, person, and post is programming you. So cut the stuff feeding the old you (doom-scrolling, negative people, content that keeps you the same person) and replace it with people already living what you want. Set your feed, your room, and your circle at who you're becoming, and you'll start thinking like them without trying.

3️⃣ Immerse to the point of obsession. Halfway does nothing. The people who change fastest go all in and surround themselves with the goal completely, the way the fastest way to learn a language is to move to the country, not take a weekly class. Read it, watch it, talk it, live it, until you think about it more than anything else.

4️⃣ Repeat the new identity until your mind believes it. Your mind believes what it hears most, not what's true. Feed it new lines daily, phrased as who you already are: "I'm someone who follows through," not "I'll try." Do it right after waking and right before sleep, when the doubting part of your mind is off and the words go straight in.

5️⃣ Live the success in your head, the right way. Don't watch yourself like a movie. Be inside the moment, through your own eyes. Pick one specific scene that would only be real if you'd made it, sitting in the car you want, seeing the number in your bank, walking into your new home. Build it with every sense, then feel the emotion of it being done. Your brain treats a vivid, emotional scene almost like a real memory, so it starts to feel already yours. Do it for 15 minutes, morning and night.

6️⃣ Act as the person now. Your mind decides who you are by watching what you do, not what you say. Each day, take one action the successful you would take and the old you would avoid. Start the project instead of "researching" it more, charge what you're actually worth instead of undercharging, show up on the day you'd normally skip. Every time you act like them, you hand your mind proof you are them, and eventually the identity changes.

7️⃣ Build a trigger to snap into state. Next time you naturally feel confident or driven, at the peak, do one small unique action, press two fingers together. Repeat it every time you feel that state. Your brain wires the two together like a song tied to a memory, and soon that action alone brings the state back on command.

8️⃣ Talk to yourself in questions, not commands. Your mind fights orders but can't resist a question. "I am confident" gets "no you're not." But "why am I so calm under pressure?" makes your brain go looking for proof, so it accepts the assumption on its own. Ask questions that treat the thing as already true.

9️⃣ Make a huge deal of small wins. Your brain repeats what it's rewarded for. Most people do the right thing and feel nothing. Instead, every small step, stop and actually feel good about it, "that's who I am now." You're getting your brain to associate the action with feeling good, and after a while you don't have to drag yourself to it anymore.

Stack these and do them every day. Within a few days you'll already feel something change, and if you keep going, you'll wake up one day as a completely different person, thinking, acting, and living like the version of you that you always knew you could be. Consistency is what gets you there.

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

Será q o tio do eight estará no Tietê amanhã 6 da matina???
QUERO EIGHT PARAGUAIO

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

Como pode o ano que eu menos trabalhei eu já viajei para:
- Paris
- Berlim
- Florianópolis
- Curitiba
- São Paulo
- Morretes

Agr vem aí:
- Rio de Janeiro
- Vitória

Metas pro ano:
- Minas Gerais (BH e São Tomé)

E n sei pra onde mais ir. Quem sabe Argentina? Uruguai? Sei lá..

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

@7why__ydm Just find out what makes sense for you. And you will find your favorite spots, so life feels a little bit lighter even alone! :)

[Brianne Kimmel @briannekimmel]

No one told me you can stay at Picasso’s favorite hotel where artists would pay for their room with art and the menu hasn’t changed in 100 years.

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

Fancy a cuppa?

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Q foda de não estar em Bruxelas pra ver um querido competir lá

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

@CelestiaArcana Mano kkkkkk n sei como reagir

[leo @leocantropia]

maravilhado com a existência desse "dicionário analógico da língua portuguesa" pra quando vc tem uma ideia e quer descobrir a melhor palavra para expressá-la. ele agrupa analogias semânticas em seis grandes grupos, que refletem as principais áreas da realidade

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

eu e o skrillex compartilhamos o mesmo neurônio n eh possível

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

@0xQuasark I like to think that psychedelics work like a mirror🪞 that you can’t take off yourself. So it’s an interaction that is very personal and it’s a deep experience, every time. You can’t not look at yourself and who you are, what you think… it’s nice :)

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

@0xQuasark I feel that psychedelics takes somethings from within and put them in front of you, instead of letting it sit under the rug…
So facing your true self, your feelings and traumas could be a combo of this fear of what might show up and what we are actively choosing not to see.

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

@debzoz @studynamukoo MANO WTF KKKKKKKK

[matheus carvalho @matheuscarvalhx]

A mansão dos arcos é meio que isso.

[vivendo a vida adoidado @yetsba]

Nova meta de aquisição: simulador de carro.

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juro acabei de ver uma cuia de chimas gigante rotativa KKKKKKKKKKK