This is absolutely true, I think managing it overtime can help you, although I'm not trying to get into the "think less" cohort, but taking one day at a time is crucial, STOIC reading has helped me a bit actually!
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Absolutely. Sometimes we have to break it down to one moment at a time, or one task. "All I need to do is get out of bed." Then from there, "all I have to do is make some coffee", etc. My biggest weakness with this is motivating with guilt or self-ridicule. My wife has been great for this by reminding me to motivate myself with kindness instead. Breaking things down to extremely small pieces helps for sure!
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This is absolutely true, I think managing it overtime can help you, although I'm not trying to get into the "think less" cohort, but taking one day at a time is crucial, STOIC reading has helped me a bit actually!
Absolutely. Sometimes we have to break it down to one moment at a time, or one task. "All I need to do is get out of bed." Then from there, "all I have to do is make some coffee", etc. My biggest weakness with this is motivating with guilt or self-ridicule. My wife has been great for this by reminding me to motivate myself with kindness instead. Breaking things down to extremely small pieces helps for sure!