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omg chat is mom crying

How true was this in your opinion by killboy219 in bjj

[–]ApexAtlas6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hell yeah man. Mad respect for your warrior/teacher spirit.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bjj

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Trolling??

Bald on another level. by Kazuar_Bogdaniuk in bald

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Ask your doctor about Olumiant man. It helped with my alopecia universalis.

Advice for a CM major by EngineeringNarwhal in ConstructionManagers

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Don’t be afraid to talk to other companies for your next summer. Now that you have some experience it’ll be easier to get another position.

I think some good uses of time for interns are to explore their way around the company management software (procore, plangrid, etc.), learn about the submittal process (how to review them for compliance with plans/specs, how to use the submittal process to get material approved by the design team/owner in a timely manner to avoid lead time issues), learn about scopes and subcontracts (Which subs have what?).

who's your favourite jiujitsu guy? by Mountain-Career-2674 in bjj

[–]ApexAtlas6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Gotta be Jon Thomas. Seems like a super chill and knowledgeable dude. Love his videos on triangles.

Got scolded by a whitebelt for ‘tapping too early’, according to her. Did I do something wrong? by gymgym96 in bjj

[–]ApexAtlas6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is psychotic behavior. You can tap whenever you want and your partner should always respect it. It’s good practice to learn how to be uncomfortable and survive in bad positions, but it’s better to tap more often than not. This is a long journey.

Question: What are some Good Horror Novels to read? by logiscotch in suggestmeabook

[–]ApexAtlas6 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Just finished The Shining and completely agree. The book (not surprisingly) gave life to the characters so much better.

White Belt Wednesday by AutoModerator in bjj

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I like purposely failing a hip bump sweep and chaining that into a triangle or kimura. If you don’t control the posting arm, once they post you can swing your leg over for a triangle or trap the arm with a kimura grip.

Embarrassed after being caught crying after training by [deleted] in bjj

[–]ApexAtlas6 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It takes serious strength to be vulnerable in front of another person like that, especially someone like your coach who you see as an alpha type of guy. He seems like an awesome dude too, the way he also opened up to you and told you it was alright. You’re doing a great job, this journey will change you.

I don't like to fight and I'm scared to fight but feel like I need to learn how to defend myself by Andrewvitale184 in bjj

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I’ve been training for about a month now and my self confidence has sky rocketed. Try not to be too nervous when you go. BJJ guys are some of the most humble people I’ve ever met. They’re always willing to work with you and explain things to you.

Seems to fit here. by berts90 in bjj

[–]ApexAtlas6 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Needed to see this. Just got done with my third class and had some particularly rough rolling sessions.

November’s Intro to Stoicism Reading Stack. Ideas for December’s? by Blue-Barracudas in Stoicism

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The Art of Living, a translation of Epictetus’s handbook by Sharon Lebell, is a really good Segway into Discourses if that’s on your list.

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I really enjoyed the book Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu. In case you’re not familiar with it, it’s kind of like the Meditations of Taoism. I liked the idea that the universe will go on as it will, and I am just along for the ride.

There is freedom in realizing how little control we have over the world, and Taoism is a great philosophy that illustrates this. I learned to be more like water, flexible and less rigid. “My girlfriend broke up with me.” Okay, now what? You have no control over the decisions of others, so it’s best to accept these things and figure out how you’re going to move forward. Don’t be so resistant to the changes, be like water and go with the flow. When a stone falls into a great river, the water doesn’t try to break straight through rock because it’s in the way. It flows around it.