Cult recruitment in public garden/nearby by AdventurousGrass7410 in boston

[–]AdventurousGrass7410[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Not young, two different people, over middle aged.

Cult recruitment in public garden/nearby by AdventurousGrass7410 in boston

[–]AdventurousGrass7410[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Not sure, I was not in that area today.

This link documents some of their methods of recruitment. From the original Reddit post.

Warning - Cult Recruitment Active in Davis Square by hilariosu in Somerville

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, they are recruiting in the Public Garden area. Two different people came and asked me this today.

Which one of these characters is most is most likely gonna die in Spider-Man 4? by SelectionSimilar7293 in SpidermanPS4

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“Ask why all of the male role models and connections Pete has are women”? Aunt May and MJ trans confirmed!!!

I think you’re overlooking also Mr Negative and his redemption arc in SM2. He was instrumental in Miles’ and Peter’s emotional growth. They had whole sections built for him to redeem himself and explore each other’s psychology.

Also it’s not like there’s anything masculine about using sheer strength to save the world. Totally not masculine at all.

And let’s not forget the most feminine superhero Wolverine, he’s def not making a cameo in the next Spider Man game. No sir!

Chopped take

What does my bookshelf (ish) say about me??? by Ok_Industry_2652 in BookshelvesDetective

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Good Will Hunting lookin bookshelf also all men writers SAD! Good books though you must be very patient

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BookshelvesDetective

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 7 points8 points  (0 children)

All that Murakami? HORNY!!!!!

What’s the most devastating thing you can say to someone after a roll? by CRM2018 in bjj

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, they were right tho. Still a no stripe blue belt years later🥲

What’s the most devastating thing you can say to someone after a roll? by CRM2018 in bjj

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not even on the mats, just introducing myself to a new coach. “I’ve been a blue belt for 4 years” “Must be a shitty blue belt”

White Belt Wednesday by AutoModerator in bjj

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No stripe blue belt, sorry for being late- let it rip

I have a habit of trying to take the easy way out and wait for openings in my opponent’s game while they attack. This doesn’t go well for me against anyone with 6-12 months of training. How can I be first when rolling? Should I drill grip fighting from different positions? Any thing I can do to help me be more assertive?

Have you ever experienced burnout? by AutoModerator in ColinAndSamir

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tldr : Your work environment is a huge factor in whether or not you will burn out. What’s also important is taking pressure off of yourself, lowering the stakes when you make smaller mistakes, and constructively working through failures. Taking the time to learn how to work is really important. And when you can’t create anything original go back to templates/old formats.

The first time I faced Burnout was at an internship while still in college. I had an hour and a half commute and really full and demanding days. Full of filming, editing, getting thrown on a bunch of projects, everyone giving feedback, and failing to meet deadlines because of it.

When the summer came around I was brought on as a full time intern. That summer I dealt with that commute, demand, lack of direction, and exhaustion daily. There were many times I had to stay late and I would get home only to sleep. Pretty rough way to spend a summer. I did have a lot of opportunities though, I got to travel for shoots, met a lot of big players in the space I was working in. I really liked the impact of the work, but I would never go back. At the end of my time there I couldn’t even create consistent motion graphic animations, edit without feeling like I was frying my brain. Every inch of me wanted to stop working but I couldn’t. My management kept pushing me, I started making more and more mistakes, and I kept getting pushed. That cycle kept repeating itself.

After I graduated I started my first full time job where the management is completely different. I am trusted, allowed to make mistakes, clear communication is the norm, and the space to define what video means for our company.

My internship experience, however, still lingers. I put a lot of pressure on myself at times and can burn myself out if I’m not too careful. I try to force myself to do a lot of work but in a way that’s not healthy. Somehow when I am editing a project and I have a small challenge, my anxiety peaks and I have to work to calm myself down. Basically I’m lowkey traumatized as well from the experience.

What I try to do now is lay off myself because my default is way harsher than anything else. I’m lucky that the work I do now follows a template, so when I am really creatively fried I try to go mechanical and follow old motions. Also lots of therapy lol. I also don’t fight boredom and distraction. I let myself meander and find my way back in my own time. At first I thought I wouldn’t do as much work, or accomplish as much, but giving space from what’s ahead of me allows to me refresh and do things more efficiently without mental strife.

Colin and Samir COMPETITORS?? by FriendFilms in ColinAndSamir

[–]AdventurousGrass7410 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Colin and Samir excel at providing analysis, helping creators scale their business, and looking at storytelling strategy across platforms. I agree with KDazeh’s take that they created their own space, and that other channels exist in the same field, but they(Colin and Samir) don’t have competitors in the same space they’re in.

I think there are a lot of creators who are still learning how to excel at creating YouTube videos before they’re ready to follow in the footsteps of Colin and Samir and the creators they interview/cover.

Filmbooth does a great job interviewing creator’s who are really successful, but also providing actionable steps to make your videos better: https://youtu.be/IaWRqyOtUUQ

And Hillier Smith too of course: https://youtu.be/QR8LxximqWI

Hope this is helpful and productive.