Make happy memories and have meaningful conexions with people
Yoo Stomiks back, wStomiks wrote:
Living. I realized that fantasizing about finding happiness or satisfaction in goals way off in the future isn't making me happy or satisfied in the present. I used to keep thinking to myself that "If I reliably earn $X, I'll finally be happy" and that made me not appreciate the things that I currently have.
Sure, it's good to have goals since it is a powerful way to motivate yourself to achieve success, but if you make it your priority in life, then that's just setting yourself up for failure. What happens if you don't manage to reach your goals? Would that mean you're just gonna be miserable for the rest of your life? And even if you did reach them, you'll likely continue to set the goalpost further and further until your happiness is out of reach.
That's why instead of thinking about goals as goals, I think about them as wants. I want to work on my grades for college; I want to continue going to the gym; I want to improve my social skills. That way you won't feel as obligated to do them or be as bummed out when they fail. It's purely your desire and willpower that enables you to do something great.
very ambitious I seeAxisPraxisMDS wrote:
4 choice
Option A: Became A President
Option B: Became a Businessman
Option C: Became a Artist
Option D: Became a Band Vocalist/Singer, Metal/Rock
Or
I failed all 4 ( Thats an alternate universe )
This is your ticket to OT, welcome.Noreu wrote:
a: get a Mitsubishi EVO IX and build it to make it over 700hp
b: be a cool ass grafitti vandal cus i like comiting crimes and street art :3
c: meeting the online homies because theyre the realest homies on gang
d: getting a ULTRAKILL WR
e: MEETING JESUS
tf was OT- i forgor-Karmine wrote:
This is your ticket to OT, welcome.Noreu wrote:
a: get a Mitsubishi EVO IX and build it to make it over 700hp
b: be a cool ass grafitti vandal cus i like comiting crimes and street art :3
c: meeting the online homies because theyre the realest homies on gang
d: getting a ULTRAKILL WR
e: MEETING JESUS
TETO FOR WORLD PRESIDENTRezq Gokou wrote:
world domination
DIDNT KNEW TETO WAS COOL LIKE THAT TFFFFFFFRezq Gokou wrote:
world domination
That's sad.b4ris_old wrote:
Having a top play that is 200+ pp
i agree life is unpredictable and i feel about the doing/achieving/creating too! sorry to hear about what happened with the relation ...clayton wrote:
there are things I want to do/achieve/create and I would say they are all realistic in that I could actually make it happen with some effort. but "in life" I have no long term plans and everything is very aimless, I'm not a critical part of anything really, there's nobody that depends on me in any kind of serious way. I feel like I'm just here and trying my best to make myself comfortable in lieu of having any real purpose or goal, most of the time this is fine, sometimes it's depressing. kind of embarrassing to write out but the only time I was really excited for my future was with my last partner, and the way that relationship fell apart still has a big impact on me even though it's been like 3 years now...
Keep it up. From what I remember, you seem to be improving a lot faster than I did. Aim for improving your consistency (profile acc around 96-97%), should help you achieve thisb4ris_old wrote:
Having a top play that is 200+ pp
re: cat lucky:catzlucky wrote:
some rambling:
I see most of the replies which talk about a physical gain in this world (job, being artist, being popular, or finishing the universe or anything related to this life specefically) can be translated as "goal of living".I AM VERY SMART wrote:
It's a very interesting existential question that I always ask myself every day. I've always thought that there's no point in living if you don't have a goal to reach, whatever the scale, because it allows you to become a more fulfilled person than you were before. Obviously, this is just my point of view, but I'd love to hear yours too if you have any.
For example, I have a lot of goals I'd like to achieve in almost every possible field like music, artistic, video games, job, relationships, etc., but what I would like most is to definitively move to an English-speaking country (like Australia or Canada) while remaining financially comfortable to be able to stay there. It's something that I thought when I started learning English because it's such an easy language to learn, and also because I really enjoy discovering new horizons! It may happen one day, or never, but it's something I would like to accomplish.
Feel free to discuss your worries if you feel like you have nothing to accomplish.
this <3[-Omni-] wrote:
be able to live comfortably while doing what i like to do sounds nice
oh and dont forget the doing something good for thr world part :3clostsilver wrote:
this <3[-Omni-] wrote:
be able to live comfortably while doing what i like to do sounds nice
i still need to finish the job..sametdze wrote:
finish the job
yes!!! :3[-Omni-] wrote:
oh and dont forget the doing something good for thr world part :3clostsilver wrote:
this <3[-Omni-] wrote:
be able to live comfortably while doing what i like to do sounds nice
I think you’re asking a lotfleet_flooff wrote:
to get a degree and to have a job that I want to go to
SeryosFeveros wrote:
I just wanna get married/find true love.
Man I wish I was born a wizard like youNeigdoig wrote:
There should really be one goal: To be the best you can be with the gifts you were given to survive in a world of chaos, weaponry, sorcery and witchcraft used against you at every corner.
lol im trying to get 300 now and someone from netherlands took my name i didnt played the game when i first tried so iv been playin for 5 months now.Karmine wrote:
That's sad.b4ris_old wrote:
Having a top play that is 200+ pp
Also wtf account from 2020 with _old!