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This is completely true. One thing that can break the feedback loop is to tap into something that made you happy when you were young and then find some group th
by wturner 13y ago
This is completely true. One thing that can break the feedback loop is to tap into something that made you happy when you were young and then find some group that does that activity.One thing I do is skateboard at a public park. Everyone is very individualistic so it appeals to that personality trait but at the same time you're loosely part of a group and engaged in an activity that inherently fires endorphins. This definitely secretes over when I'm outside of that environment.
- busterarm 13y agoI've tried this in various forms and had very mixed results. Nostalgia can be a really tricky thing and can lead to some unhappy roads. Overall though I find that what I used to do doesn't really suit me anymore and finding out what my passions are now (which is very hard) is more rewarding than chasing the passions of my youth.
- wturner 13y agoIts not about 'chasing' your youth. Its just about trying to capture those feelings and displacing them toward something different that is more 'adult' and in the present.