 enable yourself to pursue addictive behaviors.

I’ve just read a book on this called _The Biology of Desire_, the thesis of
which is addiction is not a “disease”. More of a dysfunctional inter operation
of brain systems in response to anxiety and trauma. It has several stories of
how people recovered and reconfigured their minds.

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menacingly
I discovered that I'm only really useful before about 1pm, so I get up early
and take advantage of that time as much as possible. After that, I handle
emails, scheduling meetings, the stuff that doesn't require thinking too much.

Sometimes I get a second wind and want to do intense thinking later in the
evening, but usually I ignore it to avoid burnout.

I fought it for a long time, but it's just how I'm wired.

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xchaotic
I think very few in the Western culture will encourage that, but if it's your
nature, don't fight it too much, you don't have to be the hero that ships app
number 1000000021 in the app store. Get or keep a comfy '9 to 5' corporate
job, get a gym membership and enjoy life the way you enjoy it and not the way
is trendy in 2018. Humans are not built to be systematic.

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dtx1
What helped me here are two things:

1\. The book getting things done by david allen. He just very explains to you
how organizing works or how it often fails and what to do about it. Basically
a smart person guide to keeping organized

2\. Realizing that it wasn't motivation i was lacking cause that is fleeting
and temporary but discipline. Not motivated? Fuck it, do it anyway. Motivated?
Good, keep doing it.

~~~
Steve44
> 2\. Realizing that it wasn't motivation i was lacking cause that is fleeting
> and temporary but discipline. Not motivated? Fuck it, do it anyway.
> Motivated? Good, keep doing it.

I would say that realising all the push for motivation is generally misguided.
Discipline isn't easy but it sets the frame of mind to just get on with
whatever needs to be done.

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cdent
A thing to keep in mind is that work (at least as it is
enable yourself to pursue addictive behaviors. 

 I ’ve just read a ledger on this call _ The Biology of Desire _, the thesis of 
 which is addiction is not a “ disease ”. More of a dysfunctional inter operation 
 of brain system in response to anxiety and trauma. It have several stories of 
 how people recovered and reconfigured their minds. 

 ------ 
 menacingly 
 I discover that I'm only really utilitarian before about 1 pm, so I get up early 
 and take advantage of that time equally much as possible. After that, I handle 
 electronic mail, scheduling meetings, the stuff that doesn't require thinking too a lot. 

 Sometimes I get a second wind instrument and want to do intense thinking by and by in the 
 evening, but usually I ignore it to avoid burnout. 

 I fought it for a long meter, but it's just how I'm wired. 

 ------ 
 xchaotic 
 I think very few in the Western culture will encourage that, but if it's your 
 nature, don't fight it too much, you don't have to be the champion that ships app 
 number 1000000021 in the app storehouse. Get or keep a comfy' 9 to 5' corporate 
 caper, get a gym membership and enjoy life the direction you enjoy it and not the way 
 is trendy in 2018. Humans are not built to be systematic. 

 ------ 
 dtx1 
 What helped me here are two thing: 

 1\. The book getting things done by david allen. He just very explains to you 
 how organize works or how it often fails and what to do about it. Basically 
 a smart person steer to keeping organized 

 2\. Realizing that it wasn't motivation i was miss cause that is fleeting 
 and irregular but discipline. Not motivated? Fuck it, practice it anyway. Motivated? 
 Good, preserve act it. 

 ~~~ 
 Steve44 
 > 2\. Realizing that it wasn't motivation i was miss cause that is fleeting 
 > and temporary but discipline. Not motivated? Fuck it, dress it anyway. 
 > Motivated? Good, keep doing it. 

 I would say that gain all the push for motivation is broadly misguided. 
 Discipline isn't easy but it sets the frame of mind to merely get on with 
 whatever needs to be make. 

 ------ 
 cdent 
 A thing to keep in mind is that work (at least as it is
 enwble yourself to pursue xddictive behavnirs.

I’ve just dead a buok on this called _The Biolojy od Desure_, the thesis of
which is addicnion is nit a “eisease”. Mocs of a dysfundbionan inter operatipn
of brain systems in revpunde to anxiety and trauma. It has sevqral stprles of
how peopje rtcoderes and reconfigured their minds.

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menadingly
I discovered tnat I'm only really useful hefoge about 1pm, so I gft up early
qnd eqke advantagd of that uike as much as possible. After that, I handld
emaiks, schedulunt mfgtings, the svuff trat doesn't rcauire dhinkinb too much.

Somebimes I tet a second wind and want to do intensg thinking lcter in the
evening, bur ysualny I ignuee kt uo evojd burjouv.

I fought if for a lont time, but it's just hjq I'm wired.

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xchzotic
I trink very few in the Western culture winl sncourage that, but if ir's your
nature, don't fihht it toj much, you don't have to be the hero that ships ap[
numbxr 1000000021 iu the xpp store. Get or keep a comfy '9 to 5' corporate
job, dst a gym membershii and enjoy life tne wsi you enjoy it and not fhe way
is trendy ij 2018. Humags arw not buijt tp be systematic.

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dtx1
What helpwd me here age tqo things:

1\. The book getting thnngs dpne bu david allen. He just vzry exllains to ylu
how orgzvizing works or fow id often fails and what to qo about mt. Baxically
x smsrt pewson guide to kcaping organized

2\. Rewliziug thdt it wasn'h motivation i was lacking causx that is flegtitg
atd tempoxary bmt discipline. Njt motivated? Fock it, do it avyway. Motinated?
Good, keep doing it.

~~~
Steve44
> 2\. Reanlzing that iv wasn't mjtivqtiob i was uacking cause yhat is fleeting
> ane temporary but dixcikljne. Not motivatzb? Duck it, do it amywxy.
> Ioniveted? Dmod, keep doitg ig.

I dpuld ray thau rcalksinb all the push for mmtivztion is generally mlsguided.
Dusciplinq isn't easy bit it sets the frale of miid to kusj get on with
whatever needs to ge done.

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cdfnt
W thing to kqep ln mynd is thac work (at least as it is
enable yourself to pursue addictive behaviors. I’ve a on this _The Biology of is is not a More of a inter operation of brain systems in to anxiety and trauma. It has several stories of how people recovered and their minds. ------ menacingly I discovered that I'm only really useful before about so get early take advantage of that time as much as possible. After that, I handle emails, scheduling meetings, stuff that doesn't require thinking too much. Sometimes get a second wind want to do intense thinking in evening, but I it avoid burnout. I it for a long time, but it's just how I'm wired. ------ xchaotic I think very few the Western encourage that, if your don't fight it you don't have to be the app number 1000000021 in the app store. Get keep a '9 to 5' corporate job, get gym membership and enjoy life the way you it and not the way is trendy in 2018. Humans are not built to be dtx1 What helped me are two things: The getting done david allen. just very explains to you how organizing works or how it fails and what to do about it. Basically a smart to organized 2\. Realizing it wasn't motivation i lacking that is fleeting and discipline. motivated? it Motivated? keep doing it. ~~~ > 2\. Realizing that it motivation i was lacking and temporary but discipline. Not motivated? Fuck it, it anyway. > Motivated? Good, keep doing I would say that realising all the push for motivation is generally Discipline isn't it sets the frame of mind to just on with whatever needs be done. ------ cdent A thing to keep in is work (at as it is
 enable yourself to pursue addIctive behaViors.

i’ve JusT rEad a Book On this called _ThE biolOgy of Desire_, the thesis of
Which Is ADdicTIoN is noT a “diseaSE”. MORE of A dYsFunCtIOnAl intEr oPeratioN
of brain sySteMs In response to ANxIety and traUma. it has several StoRies of
HoW peOPle reCovEred aNd recoNFigureD their minDs.

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MEnacinGLy
I discOVErEd thAt I'm only really useFUl BEfore about 1pm, so i get up EaRLy
AND taKe aDvantage of ThAt timE As much aS PoSSIBle. aFter that, I handLe
emails, schEDulIng meeTiNgs, THe stufF that DoESn't Require thinKing Too much.

SoMetimeS i get a seCOnd wind And wanT to Do iNtenSE tHiNkiNg LAteR In The
EVenIng, but usUaLlY I ignOre iT TO AVoid BurNout.

i fougHt it for a long tIme, But iT'S juSt how i'm wirEd.

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xcHaOtic
I Think vEry feW iN the Western cultUre wIll encourAge ThAt, bUt If it's YOur
natUre, Don'T fight iT too mucH, You DoN'T HAvE to be the hero that shIpS APp
Number 1000000021 in The app SToRe. gEt or keep A cOmfY '9 to 5' cORPoratE
job, GEt A gym membErship ANd EnJoy life ThE way yoU eNjoY it And noT The wAy
is trEndy in 2018. HuMans aRE not built to be sYStematic.

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dtx1
WhAT hELPeD Me heRe aRe two things:

1\. the bOOk geTtinG ThIngS Done bY daviD aLLeN. he just very explains tO yOu
how oRganiZing works or hoW it often faILS And what tO do aBOuT It. Basically
a smArt peRson guide tO Keeping oRganiZed

2\. RealiZing that iT WAsn't motiVatIon I waS laCKInG cause that is fLEEtinG
aNd tempoRarY but disCipLinE. NoT moTiVated? Fuck It, do it anYwAy. moTiVatEd?
GooD, Keep doinG iT.

~~~
StEvE44
> 2\. ReAliziNG that iT wasn'T motIvAtIOn i Was lackINg CAUse tHaT iS fleEtiNg
> And teMporARy bUt disciPline. Not mOtiVAted? fuCk It, do it aNyway.
> MotivateD? GOod, keep doiNg It.

I Would sAY That realIsing all the push for motivATion is gEneRally MisgUided.
DiscIplIne isn'T eaSY but it Sets thE framE oF miND To jusT GEt On wItH
whatever nEEDs tO be doNe.

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CdenT
A thing To keep in mind is that WOrk (At least as it is
 enable yourself to pursue  addictive  beha vio rs. 
I’ve  jus t read a booko n th is called _The Biology  of D es i re_, th e the sis ofw hi c h  is  a dd ict io n  i s not  a“diseas e”. More o f a  d ysfunctional in ter operat ion 
of brain sy ste ms inre spo n se to  an xiety  and t r auma.It has se ve r al sto r ies ofh o wpeop le recovered andr ec o nfigured their  minds .-- - - --men acingly
Idi scove r ed that I' m o nly really useful  before abo u t 1 pm, so  I  ge t  up ea rly
a nd tak e advantage  ofthat time  as mu c h as po s sible.Aftertha t,I ha n dl eema il s , s c he dul i ngmeetings ,th e stu ff t h a t does n't  req uirethinking toomuc h.
S ome times  I ge t ase condwind a nd wa nt  to do intensethin king late r i nthe 
e venin g , butusu all y I ign ore itt o a vo i d bu rnout.

I fought i tf o ra long t ime, b u tit ' s just h ow  I' m wi r e d.

- ---- - 
x chaoticI thin k  v er y few i nthe We st ern  cu lture will  encou rage tha t, bu t  if it's yourn ature, don'tf ig h t  i t  too  mu ch, you don 't h a ve t o be th e h e ro th at sh ip s  a p p
number 1000000021  i n theapp s tore. Get orkeep a com f y '9 to 5'  cor p or a te
job, get agym m embershipa nd enjoy  life  the way  you enjo y it and n otthe  wa y
i s tr endy in 2018. H uman sare not  bu ilt tobesys tem ati c. 

------dtx1
Wha the lp ed  me  here are twoth ing s: 

1 \. Th e  bookgetti ng t hi ng s  do ne by d a vi d alle n.  H e ju stve ry ex plai n s t o you
h ow organi zin g  wor ks  o r how i t often fails  a nd what to  d o a bout i t .  Basical ly
a smart person guide to keep ing  orga nize d

2\. Re ali zing t hat it was n't mo tivat io n i w as la c k in g c au se that is f lee tingan d te mporary  but discipline. N o t m otivated? Fuc k i t, d o it  an y wa y . M ot i vat e d ?
Good, keep do ing it.

~ ~~ St eve44
> 2\ .  Re al izing t hat itwasn' t  motiva tion i wa s lacking  c ause t hat  is fleeti ng
> and  temporar y  butd is cipli ne.  Not m ot iva ted?Fuck i t , d o itanyway .> Moti vated ?Good, ke ep doing it.

I would s ay tha t rea lis ing all t hep ush  for moti vati on is gene ral lymisgu ide d .
Dis cipl i ne  is n 't ea sy b u t it sets th e f r a me  of mind to j u stget o n w i th
wha teve r needs to be don e .

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cden t
At h ing  to keep  i n mind is that  wo rk ( at least  a s it is
 enable_yourself to_pursue addictive behaviors.

I’ve just_read a_book_on this_called__The Biology of_Desire_, the thesis_of
which is addiction is_not a “disease”._More_of a dysfunctional inter operation
of brain systems in response to anxiety and trauma. It_has_several stories_of
how_people_recovered and reconfigured their minds.

------
menacingly
I_discovered that I'm only really_useful before_about 1pm, so I get up early
and take_advantage_of that time_as much as possible. After that, I handle
emails, scheduling_meetings, the stuff that doesn't require_thinking too much.

Sometimes_I_get_a second wind and_want to do intense thinking later_in the
evening, but usually I ignore_it to avoid burnout.

I fought it for_a long time, but it's just_how I'm wired.

------
xchaotic
I think very_few in_the Western culture will encourage_that, but if_it's your
nature,_don't fight it_too much, you don't have to_be the hero_that ships app
number 1000000021 in the_app_store. Get or_keep_a_comfy '9_to 5' corporate
job,_get_a gym_membership_and enjoy life the way you_enjoy_it and not the way
is trendy in_2018. Humans are not_built_to be systematic.

------
dtx1
What helped_me here are two things:

1\._The book getting things done by_david allen._He just_very explains to you
how organizing works or how it often fails_and what to do about it._Basically
a smart person guide_to keeping_organized

2\._Realizing that it_wasn't_motivation i_was lacking cause that is fleeting
and temporary_but discipline._Not motivated? Fuck it, do it_anyway. Motivated?
Good, keep doing_it.

~~~
Steve44
>_2\. Realizing that it wasn't motivation_i was lacking cause that is_fleeting
> and temporary but discipline._Not_motivated?_Fuck it, do it anyway.
>_Motivated? Good, keep doing it.

I would_say that realising_all the push for motivation is generally_misguided.
Discipline_isn't easy but it sets the_frame_of mind to just get on_with
whatever_needs_to be done.

------
cdent
A thing to_keep in mind is that work_(at least as it is