My realization came from DDLC. I learned about what other people can feel after you’ve left
My realization came from DDLC. I learned about what other people can feel after you’ve left
Oh yes, definitely.
It wasn’t always the case. I started Journaling as a means to recover my mental health. The initial entries were really dark and I don’t read them often, perhaps less than once a year.
After I recovered, I started using it as a logbook for my own life. Initially I only just wrote events happening around me, or interesting world events, but soon I was writing my own desires to improve myself.
That’s when it really kicked off for me. Till now about 2 years had passed since I started Journaling. I would write about something I wished to change about myself, like reducing soft drink consumption, quitting cigarettes, or just changing my behavior a certain way. Gradually I would write about how I could go about realizing it, eventually I would do it.
Reading back I can see that today I am totally different from me a year ago. It’s really fascinating to me and it has helped me to stay way ahead of my mental health. I was able to recognize a relapse in my depression and address it accordingly.
That starting the work is half the work. I wasted a lot of time procrastinating, it took me shamefully long to realize that if I could just start an activity for 5 minutes, taking it to completion is then relatively easy
My app worked as I was mod of my own sub. Few weeks ago that stopped working, and I haven’t opened reddit since
Sweat, make yourself love it. Train your mind to enjoy it when your body makes sweat.
Be consistent, do not lose hope or motivation after a week, or s month. Try to keep at it for at least a couple of months
The old outlook was just perfect, the new one is positively abhorrent. I swear if they force one more app to me I’m going to purposefully stop using it altogether