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 No.1631

How does late motivate themselves?

 No.1632

Walks help me keep my mind in motion.


 No.1633

>>1631

I read books. But motivation is a poor way of getting things done.

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 No.1653

>>1633

Thanks, downloading now


 No.1654

>>1632

I love walks.


 No.1664

I keep lists of things I need to do and try to do them when I find myself idle and bored.


 No.1671

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My motivation comes as randomly as it dissipates. I'll be relaxing around 3am or so and I'll have a sudden urge to go do something, a burst of motivation, the next day it'll all be gone and I'll lack to will to do anything.

Sometimes I just have to force myself no matter what in order to get the minimum amount of work done.


 No.1679

>>1664

good idea, I keep forgetting where i put my lists.


 No.1680

>>1671

sounds like me


 No.1685

>>1671

I'm the same way, and I can't help thinking that sooner or later I won't even see the point of forcing myself to do the 'important' things in my life — when I only *feel* like I should care about them.

I mean what difference will it make, from one moment to the next, whether I have a past full of successes or failures? My life falls into the same pattern no matter what I do, so why make an effort that won't change anything?


 No.1688

I don't.


 No.1690

I don't believe in motivation.

I believe in brute-forcing my way through soulless, irrational discomfort.


 No.1691

>>1690

haha


 No.1705

>>1691

I`m serious though.

Motivation/being ready to do something is a myth invented to justify timidness.

Children are smarter than grownups in this aspect, because they haven't soaked up silly ideas like that yet and thus are able to simply act on impulse without being neurotic about it.




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