ivan.kuk
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I've come to realize that all of this advice is useless for people here, because if they were capable of doing this, they already would have done it, because it's been written about many times before on this forum. All they'd have to do is search it up and apply it.
But that's the thing, only 2% applies this consistently. Most maybe try, and give up after a week. And the reason for that is MENTALCELDOM.
Ever since I've started improoooving my MENTALCELDOM, this shit becomes much more automatic. And not with natural copes like excercise and nofap. I started Wellbutrin (which I rejected for years, but it has been the single most infuental thing to turn my depressed ass around), will start SARMS, and overall use more substances to become more NT and motivated.
Drugmaxx or die trying.
One user here explained it well when it comes to motivation to improve your life, even socially:
I've thought about this topic a lot. Most motivation seems to come from specific mental images and pictures weirdly enough. Sometimes even an image of a character smiling in some way is enough. If you find those images that you connect with, and you don't forget them, you seem to organize your life according to them in a weird sort of way. They act as stimulants. You can use art to "refuel" these images.
But you can also tap into certain innate archetypes as well. For instance, the hero trying to achieve some great goal, the underdog who has everything against him who won't give up (that's the advantage of disadvantage), etc.
Our greatest motivator is probably envy though, especially if you are a social person. If you can tap into that, everything is made easier. Getting into competitive scenarios and relationships makes feeling envy much easier.
Finally, there is always discipline. We act more often out of habit than out of self-interest. If you can discipline yourself to get good habits, then everything else will feel automatic.
Imagining myself being a slayer, in detail, really helps me too. But dopamine with drugs is really what gets me moving. Don't waste your years coping like I did.
But that's the thing, only 2% applies this consistently. Most maybe try, and give up after a week. And the reason for that is MENTALCELDOM.
Ever since I've started improoooving my MENTALCELDOM, this shit becomes much more automatic. And not with natural copes like excercise and nofap. I started Wellbutrin (which I rejected for years, but it has been the single most infuental thing to turn my depressed ass around), will start SARMS, and overall use more substances to become more NT and motivated.
Drugmaxx or die trying.
One user here explained it well when it comes to motivation to improve your life, even socially:
I've thought about this topic a lot. Most motivation seems to come from specific mental images and pictures weirdly enough. Sometimes even an image of a character smiling in some way is enough. If you find those images that you connect with, and you don't forget them, you seem to organize your life according to them in a weird sort of way. They act as stimulants. You can use art to "refuel" these images.
But you can also tap into certain innate archetypes as well. For instance, the hero trying to achieve some great goal, the underdog who has everything against him who won't give up (that's the advantage of disadvantage), etc.
Our greatest motivator is probably envy though, especially if you are a social person. If you can tap into that, everything is made easier. Getting into competitive scenarios and relationships makes feeling envy much easier.
Finally, there is always discipline. We act more often out of habit than out of self-interest. If you can discipline yourself to get good habits, then everything else will feel automatic.
Imagining myself being a slayer, in detail, really helps me too. But dopamine with drugs is really what gets me moving. Don't waste your years coping like I did.