EPTLess chance of burnout in addition to maintaining healthiness while still achieving your goal. Success is nothing without the ability to enjoy it once the ride is over. (Enjoyment can obviously come from supporting yourself or others).
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Wintex
Norway16838 Posts
Less chance of burnout in addition to maintaining healthiness while still achieving your goal. Success is nothing without the ability to enjoy it once the ride is over. (Enjoyment can obviously come from supporting yourself or others). | ||
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Zuxo
Sweden395 Posts
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QuanticHawk
United States32135 Posts
3.5 or so is really low though. it also could be indicative of stuff like insomnia, manic depressive, etc etc. | ||
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ninazerg
United States7291 Posts
On July 08 2013 05:20 Zuxo wrote: You are gonna get fucked if you don't start to sleep more. I would recommend sleeping at least 6 hours but I think 8 hours is the most optimal (at least it is for me). Fucked in the good way? Isn't that optimal...? | ||
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QuanticHawk
United States32135 Posts
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-Kaiser-
Canada932 Posts
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OneOther
United States10774 Posts
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run.at.me
Australia550 Posts
Success is relative, as is the value of money, so if you're like me, my advice is to take things as they come, and appreciate that your life could have gone down a very different path. I sit in university and think the kids are fucking retards, having 0 life experience, without a grain of insight into life. But this is reality, most people haven't had the life experiences that offer the opportunity to learn about the darker side of the emotional spectrum. Nonetheless, the sense of loneliness probably comes from routine, which can be boring at times. Going through such an intense high school phase, everything else can seem boring at times, especially when it's routine. Just be careful, 'self destruction is masturbation', but you sound like you're in a good place, so keep it up. | ||
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