Stop sitting in your comfort zone, everyone around you is gonna leave you behind while you sit there smothering yourself in your own personal bubble.
Why don't you want something better for yourself? You're young, you don't have anything to lose so stop clinging on to things that is only holding you down.
People don't really care, so stop thing what others would think of you but if you do, fuck the people who think the less of you for trying, because they are just like you and threatened that if you actually pull it off, they are going to have to look at themselves.
so fucking do what you want, it doesn't have to be great or showy, you don't need to fucking please anyone but yourself because life will go on and if you don't go with that flow you are going to fucking drown.
So do shit, make a difference for yourself, experience failures and learn from them or find success in things you've never expected.
Live, grow, fuck and die.
but if you don't get out of your bubble, you miss out on growth and fucking.
Some people like to use anger as a motivator, but I don't really understand it. I think improving yourself and working towards your goals is a lot more calculated and intellectual than what anger can provide. You really have to find specific things you can do, because chances are you can't literally punch the teeth out of whatever is bothering you. In my opinion the biggest enemy of motivation is vagueness, and being angry at yourself for not being better is about as vague as it gets.
On October 29 2014 03:55 Chef wrote: Some people like to use anger as a motivator, but I don't really understand it. I think improving yourself and working towards your goals is a lot more calculated and intellectual than what anger can provide. You really have to find specific things you can do, because chances are you can't literally punch the teeth out of whatever is bothering you. In my opinion the biggest enemy of motivation is vagueness, and being angry at yourself for not being better is about as vague as it gets.
glgl
then what about kyoko shin kai trainees secluded deep in japanese mountain forest temples for 20 years