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TinyViolins · 31-35, M
The path to self-improvement is rarely a straight shot. There are times the trail winds sideways and backwards and you just gotta trust the process. It can feel like a heavy burden because we're taking on new habits and modalities as we shed our old unhealthy ones.
The one thing I would say after years of working on myself is just don't feel like you have to rush things. It sounds easy to simply cut out all the things we don't like at once, but really you just gotta learn ween yourself off gradually. Otherwise you might feel burnt out and fall back into old familiar habits. It's like rehab, I guess.
While you're here, you should definitely try to do more thinking out loud and talking to folks. It's a good medium for getting stuff off our chests and lightening our mental load
The one thing I would say after years of working on myself is just don't feel like you have to rush things. It sounds easy to simply cut out all the things we don't like at once, but really you just gotta learn ween yourself off gradually. Otherwise you might feel burnt out and fall back into old familiar habits. It's like rehab, I guess.
While you're here, you should definitely try to do more thinking out loud and talking to folks. It's a good medium for getting stuff off our chests and lightening our mental load
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