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Think about the environment you were in when you were the most productive. Maybe that was in high school or college, or during your first few years in your care
by sillysaurus3 11y ago
Think about the environment you were in when you were the most productive. Maybe that was in high school or college, or during your first few years in your career. Ask yourself: What was different back then?
I was younger.
- tajen 11y agoI was beloved. By my parents.
- robotresearcher 11y agoDon't give up. Get out and meet people. Friends are easier to find than romance and love from friends is quiet and unflashy and good and powerful. If I misunderstood your situation from your six word post, forgive me.
- udkl 11y agoI agree a 100% with you. Find & surround yourself with people who you admire & who are go-getters. When I wanted to push myself to exercise more frequently, I surrounded myself with people on snapchat, FB, periscope, twitter etc who put out photos and texts which kept me motivated (sub-consciously). I consider it a special kind of sub-conscious visualization and it works well for me. The key is to find people who you admire. In your case, go and watch Brian Tracy video and talks. Listen to or read about people who are go-getters (Forbes/Altucher etc) Find other productivity podcasts and listen to them when coding. Just exposing yourself to these will bring out changes in you. We are what we choose to focus on.
- tajen 11y agoApart from exposing a pesonal situation, I was also answering the parent's "I was younger". Yes it is possible to find friends, a partner, maybe even love, but it takes much time and effort, and until I build that, adult life is still solitary.
- WalterSear 11y agoI knew less about how the system actually works.