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That's perhaps true, but the lack of energy is also simultaneously true. Just a tougher-than-usual week at work can give me crippling headaches from pushing mys
by badpun 3y ago
That's perhaps true, but the lack of energy is also simultaneously true. Just a tougher-than-usual week at work can give me crippling headaches from pushing myself to the brink. The time after work is definitely spent recuperating, so that I can fight another day.
- paulcole 3y agoNo, it’s definitely true. Other things can be true as well, of course. But if you’re not accomplishing the things you want to accomplish you should deeply consider the possibility that you’re lying to yourself before you accept that your circumstances are at fault.
- badpun 3y agoFor some people, yeah. For others - you don't argue with a an attack of crippling headache, you lie paralysed in a convulsive spasm, waiting for it to pass. And then you remember that you perhaps should rest more.
- paulcole 3y agoI didn't say: > You can always find a reason to rationalize why you're not doing what you say you want to be doing. I did say: > People can always find a reason to rationalize why they’re not doing what they say they want to be doing. That statement is true.