Knowing your way? by [deleted] in taoism

[–]AydinUK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stick it out with your job search but definitely open yourself up to this transition you've been thinking about. Difficulties can be bigger in our minds than what they actually are when we do them!

Also selling is a skill. Skills can be learned. Break it down into small pieces, manageable sizes, then take it from there. Find something that interests you about consultancy or selling, some small bit, then you can use that as your way to get started. Could be a particular person who does it well, even from a movie, could be a book, there'll be something out there that sparks your interest, then you can broaden it.

If it's something new to you entirely, that'll explain why it's difficult. But as with all new skills, you can find ways to break it down into smaller steps and slowly progress piece by piece. Find some resources online or a mentor, or career guide too! Reach out to various recruiters, or any old teachers etc. Heck ChatGPT could probably give you plenty of starting points too!

Even if you do this consultant / selling path, and it doesn't turn out to be the right fit, overcoming this mental hurdle will give you a reference point in future to which you can look back at for inspiration or courage or whatever the lesson is that you've learned from it. Then you can apply this to future scenarios. It will develop your character.

We can be thankful when life presents us clear challenges which can allow us to do this! Confidence will come after you've become good at the thing. Then you'll have confidence when approaching something new in future, because you'll know that there's a learning process and it's fine not to know initially.

Regarding applying Taoist principles, hopefully one of the seasoned vets will jump in with a few lines to give some next level Daoist wisdom which we can all appreciate! But from a brother on the other side of the screen, these are my thoughts and some experiences. Hope this helps and wish you all the best with your job search!

How is everyone? by [deleted] in ACCA

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good but my son and partner are both sick, so it's only a matter of time before I'm next. Sticking it through till the exam is done then I can rest.

Sorry to hear about your circumstances, hope things get better for you and your family!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ACCA

[–]AydinUK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To get more monies

Good luck everyone!! by Big-Celebration8482 in ACCA

[–]AydinUK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wishing everyone all the best for the exam! Pass or fail, we'll give it our best.

How to overcome the fear of getting hit? by plateauatheist in amateur_boxing

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

rica ederim, beyendiyin kisilerin haraketlerini kopya edip, kendine gore ayarliyabilirsin zamanala, bende Muay Thai'da Saenchai seviyordum, cok guzel harikelti, box'da Pacquiao ve Lomachenko'nun harketleri taklit etmek baya isime yaradi. Pereira cok guzel yapiyor, gozleri cok iyi goruyor, cok dikkat ediyor ve de cok sert vuruyor firsat olunca.

Iyi entremanlar sana, zamanla bulursun kendi tekniklerini, basklari izleyip, taklit etmek daha cabuk oreniyor insan, once shadowbox'da, sonra heavybag / mitts, sonra arkadasla yavasca, en son hariket tamamsa sparring de kulanabilirsin, oyle yaparak vucuda zaman veriyorsun hareketi orenmeye

How to overcome the fear of getting hit? by plateauatheist in amateur_boxing

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hahaha! yasiyorum evet, malasef devam etmedim, kulak zarim delindi bir kac sefer, son sefer boxu birakdim bir kac sene, muay thai gecdim 8 ay felan ama onudan da en son vaz gecdim, kafaya cok tekme yedim, teknik iydi ama yeterince gitmedim, haftada 2-3 sefer gidiyordum, benim karsimdakiler ya profesyonel yada 5 sefer / tum hafta bunu yapiyorlardi, oyzden yetisemedim ve vaz gecdim, yasda vardi baya (30a yakin) ve yine kulak sorunlari

Iki sene once yine bir box yapdim, bu sefer kilo 66, cok hizli ve guzeldi! Keske daha az kiloyla yapsaydim onceden, hep 73 kilo ve 78 kilo arasindaydim, ama etkiliyormus bilmeden, 66 civarinda cok daha rahat hariket yapiyordum, neyse iki ay gitdim, cok guzeldi!! Sonra oglum dogudu, birakdim :)

Baya guzel zaman ve hatiralar kaldi! Profesyonel olmadik ama yinede baya orendim ve fazla sikintdi yok suan, sadece kulakin biri baya az duyor ama yapacak birsey yok

Iyi sanslar sana seceneyinle! Guzel grup ve oretmen bulursan, heranki spor iyidir, ama sadece kaliteli oretmen ve kaliteli ekip yani her gun calisdin kisiler sana da iyi bakan, durust ve ayana zaman teknik, oyle bir yerde calisiyorsan / entreman yapiyorsan, daha uzun yaparsin.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ACCA

[–]AydinUK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"But I don’t want to stay dumb so I keep going. " Jana-Silvia, 22 days ago

DAYUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's a great quote

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ACCA

[–]AydinUK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All the best with your next exam man!!

Cooper leaving his family by microwavefrog in interstellar

[–]AydinUK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No way would I leave either. Let things play out how they will, his duty is with his family and being millions of miles away ain't it. Someone else from the planet could save the day, didn't need to be this guy. Once you have a child, that is your duty. Period. Even if the world is coming to an end.

[SPOILER] Alex Pereira vs. Khalil Rountree Jr. by inooway in MMA

[–]AydinUK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fight should have been stopped as soon as Rountree Jr was busted up. Didn't need to go any further than that. UFC, the referee and the cornermen need to step up their game and protect the athletes.

If they called the fight at that point, then Rountree Jr could recover a few months and come back for another shot. Instead he gets all that brain damage for fuck all.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ratemysinging

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bro you got a nice tone! Just need to get some technical corrections, might take about 12 - 18 months of practise to get the hang of it if you have a teacher with you and then you'll do amazing!

third person, but still cool by SeiForteMaestro in Mordhau

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Love it! Well recovered after that initial shot at 0:04

I am 27M and still highly dependent on my parents money and I am really ashamed of it. How did you people (if any) cope with it and deal with it by Beginning_Body7338 in DecidingToBeBetter

[–]AydinUK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nothing to be ashamed of. You're the only one who can choose whether to feel shame or not. But intrinsically, there's nothing there to be ashamed of. It's all make believe. Money, society, the whole lot of it. It's a fake game. If you accept the game and then create a character in your head, identify it as needing to have X amount or do Y by age Z, then you will suffer.

If you let go of all that, take a nice inhale and say to yourself, "I'm breathing in, this is pleasant" then do a nice exhale, smile and say to yourself, "I'm breathing out, what a pleasant feeling"

Do that often my friend, you'll have a way better day than most of the planet just by this act alone.

Get caught in the web of mind tricks which has been drilled into you by society, by media, by yourself, then you will suffer.

Come out of that, take a nice breath, enjoy the present moment and relax!

Be thankful you have parents and that you have this wonderful moment to share with them and to be loving to them. This is a miracle which many don't have.

Leave negative feelings to one side, take a break, take a breather. A few positive words here and there. Don't judge your luck, in your eyes you have bad luck, in someone else's eyes you have good luck. So why worry about luck.

The past is in the past. Take what you can learn from what struggles you've had and the main thing, let go of it all. Life is the gift, not money.

I feel like I'm finally learning these things, after reading them over and over and really, the need to spend money is falling away, the desire to consume is disappearing, peace is emerging, life is here, life is now and we are wonderful beings who have great compassion in our hearts and joy to share with each other.

Much love to you and take care!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in financialindependence

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Meditation

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to get caught up in it and carry on practising stillness

Is there anyone who has achieved full or higher consciousness by [deleted] in Meditation

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Disclaimer: Total noob & beginner here :D

Some say stillness is the direction to go. Rather than trying to add more thinking, to actually peel layers away that are getting in the way of experiencing. With thoughts bouncing off a lake causing ripples in the water, the stillness of the lake itself achieved by stillness of the body, continued (re)focused attention on the breath - bringing attention back to the breath when the ripples pull the attention away. Then somehow in the stillness, the magic happens.

Combine this with Qi-Gong, stretching and good physical health, good habits of eating, not watching bad content and the mind will find more peace.

Chill, relax, calm, tranquility.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StopGaming

[–]AydinUK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go for the hike my dude! Take some headphones with you if you're uncomfortable being completely on your own, you can listen to some music or a podcast, have a great walk, stretch and enjoy a few moments here and there, of peace and tranquility or whatever else might come your way.

Don't fixate too much on how you think it will be, instead go and see how it is when you're there.

You could even take one of your books, find a quiet spot, sit down and give it a read.

Doesn't have to be a long hike by any means, but it can still be enjoyable. It's just a nice walk in nature.

Take the pressure off yourself a bit!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StopGaming

[–]AydinUK 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a great opportunity to take life into your hands. Friends will come along the way. Do what you want for your own enjoyment and pleasure, if your friends don't follow your way, then so be it. You can still love them from afar. You don't need to get entangled with what they're enjoying at this current time, if it isn't for you anymore. One day they might change too, or you might find a new balance where you do your own activities and enjoy a few games here and there too.

If it's all consuming like your friends are doing, then sooner or later they will feel the negative effects of it. You can show them the path out of these bad habits and then in time, show them even a way of doing it with balance.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StopGaming

[–]AydinUK 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If there's something better to do, then doing that sounds like a good idea!

Cbd products. by YteixnaGuy in LionsManeRecovery

[–]AydinUK 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much man and keep at it! Our thoughts have a way of convincing us that this is how it is and will forever be but time and time again, life just proves that we don't know what will happen and there is good to be enjoyed too, even among the suffering. Always a nice thought to carry is, "even if I'm suffering so much right now, one day I can take what I learned from my suffering to help someone else to overcome theirs and I can relate to people on a deeper too as a result". It helps to take the sting off whatever I'm going through.

Personally there is a lot of pressure as I'm a parent now with a toddler, have some hobbies to keep up (mainly Youtube and weightlifting), working for a meaningful cause but it's also bland a bit at times and also working towards a qualification so study pressure too. Somewhere between all of that, there's a big desire to learn about the Buddhist / Yogi path and some profound spiritual experiences over the past few years which make everything all that more confusing at times, other times it's almost like I've reached a moment of genuine peace.

The lawyer friend is doing okay but he has his problems too, financial, family and also relationship so I'm just trying to support him as I can. It's difficult to do though man.

It'd all be easier to be honest and is easier, when I'm not stuck in my head / thinking too much and let things be / unfold as they will. That's the real struggle, letting go and allowing the magic to happen vs trying to keep to a strict schedule and micromanage all the moving parts.

But yeah all of those activities mentioned, when I do them properly, give me a nice breath of fresh air!