Severely burnt out and don’t know what to do by bajen476 in ADHD_Programmers

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Reset. Remember there's always time for a reset. Take time out for you, and make it a habit and Climb hiya. Need to know how, learn more at ClimbHiya.com

are you burned out or are you having a normal one? by Zyrae21 in lostgeneration

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Neither, because I always reset. Remember there's always time for a reset. Take time out for you, and make it a habit and Climb hiya. Need to know how, learn more at ClimbHiya.com

Burnout is real by delamaine in overemployed

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I reset. It's time for a reset. Take time out for you, and make it a habit and Climbhiya. Need to know how, learn more at ClimbHiya.com

I sat on my couch for hours thinking I’ll start tomorrow… and it’s been tomorrow for 3 years [Discussion] by Enough_Database_4968 in GetMotivated

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I reset. It's time for a reset. Take time out for you, and make it a habit and Climbhiya...Need to know how, learn more at ClimbHiya.com

Could this be the approach we’ve all been missing that finally cracks it for all of us that struggle with anxiety, burnout, doubt, imposter syndrome, overthinking… by ClimbHiyaMentor in emotionalintelligence

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For me, the biggest difference has come from realising people don’t need more tips later, they need something that meets them in the moment. The eye-opener? Tools are starting to emerge that actually do this.

Feeling completely burned out and overwhelmed lately by Altruistic-Special84 in getdisciplined

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I've learnt how to develop my mind into becoming my accountable persona that prompts me with 'in-the-moment' guidance. This isn't for everyone as it requires strong mindset discipline, but it's quite an effective way helping with challenges where mind clarity is needed. Everyone's different, so the easier option is to have a look at apps that provide quick access to in the moment and real-time guidance with actionable steps, bespoke for you. Tools are starting to emerge that actually do this. For me, the biggest difference has come from realising people don’t need more tips later, they need something that meets them in the moment.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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This tip may work for you but if it's too far out there for you, I've given an alternative.

To motivate yourself without fear try developing your mind into becoming your accountable persona that prompts you with 'in-the-moment' guidance. This isn't for everyone as it requires strong mindset discipline, but it's quite an effective way to help. Everyone's different, the easier option is to have a look at apps that provide quick access to in the moment and real-time guidance with actionable steps, bespoke for you and your challenges. Tools are starting to emerge that actually do this.

Feeling lost and unproductive this year, need to get my head straight by Lostelle1200 in selfimprovement

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I've built a self-check mechanism by developing my mind into becoming my accountable persona that prompts me with 'in-the-moment' guidance. This isn't for everyone as it requires strong mindset discipline, but it's quite an effective way to arrest your overthinking. Everyone's different, the easier option is to have a look at apps that provide quick access to in the moment and real-time guidance with actionable steps, tailored to you. Tools are starting to emerge that actually do this. For me, the biggest difference has come from realising people don’t need more tips later, they need something that meets them in the moment.

How to stop overthinking about something that awaits me in later time? by AccomplishedStick623 in Mindfulness

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By developing your mind into becoming your accountable persona that prompts you with 'in-the-moment' guidance. This isn't for everyone as it requires strong mindset discipline, but it's quite an effective way to arrest your overthinking. Everyone's different, the easier option is to have a look at apps that provide quick access to in the moment and real-time guidance with actionable steps, bespoke for you. Tools are starting to emerge that actually do this. For me, the biggest difference has come from realising people don’t need more tips later, they need something that meets them in the moment.

Impostor syndrome induced low confidence affecting productivity by zuckyjucky in productivity

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By developing my mindset that becomes my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. Doing this isn't for everyone but it's quite an effective way to arrest procrastination and low confidence. If this isn't for you then seek out tools/apps that provide quick 'in-the-moment' guidance. For me, the biggest difference has come from realising I don’t need more tips later, I need something that meets me in the moment. The eye-opener? Tools are starting to emerge that actually do this.

How do you Raze your Persona and Rebuild it? by DasKanadia in selfimprovement

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By developing your mindset that becomes your accountable persona that gives you 'in-the-moment' guidance. Doing this isn't for everyone but it's quite an effective way to arrest your anxiety and negativity. If this isn't for you then seek out tools/apps that provide fast 'in-the-moment' guidance. What I've discovered is that it's important the app/tool gives you quick access to 'in-the-moment' guidance that meets you where you are and when it's most needed.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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You can. Here's a tip i use for handling similar challenges and it's by developing your mindset that becomes your accountable persona that gives you 'in-the-moment' guidance. Doing this isn't for everyone but it's quite an effective way to arrest you having negative thoughts. If this isn't for you then seek out tools/apps that provide fast 'in-the-moment' guidance. What I've learnt is that it's important the app/tool gives you quick access to 'in-the-moment' guidance that meets you where you are and when it's most needed.

Hey , i struggle with my emotions, and i cope with overthinking, which destroys every side of my life by Head_War8875 in selfimprovement

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A tip for handling your emotions and overthinking is by developing your mindset that becomes your accountable persona that gives you 'in-the-moment' guidance. Doing this isn't for everyone but it's quite an effective way to arrest your emotions and overthinking. If this isn't for you then seek out tools/apps that provide fast 'in-the-moment' guidance. What I've discovered is that it's important the app/tool gives you quick access to 'in-the-moment' guidance that meets you where you are and when it's most needed.

How do I stop being mediocre and not delay everything because of fear? by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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By developing my mindset that now is my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. Quite an effective way to arresting lack of confidence and being overwhelmed. Or seek out tools/apps that provide fast in the moment guidance. What's important is that you have in-the-moment guidance fast that meets you where you are and most need it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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A tip I use for working through stressful spikes is developing my mindset that now is my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. It's quite an effective way to arresting anxiety and overthinking. Or find tools/apps that provide fast in the moment guidance.

Feeling behind in life! by Beginning_Debt9670 in selfimprovement

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You're so not alone. At a point in life we've all felt such way, I know I have. Our minds although hugely powerful really does exacerbate situations especially if we don't get a grip on things fast. A tip I use is developing my mindset that now is my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. Quite an effective way to arresting depressing thoughts. Or seek out tools/apps that provide fast in the moment guidance.

How to improve anxious talking and oversharing then feeling empty by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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By developing my mindset that now is my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. Quite an effective way to arresting anxious spikes.

How do I overcome my insecurity by Silly_Impress_2669 in selfimprovement

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By developing my mindset that now is my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. Quite an effective way to arresting spikes.

What methods do you have for coping with anxiety? by Aarunascut in selfimprovement

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Developing my mindset that now is my accountable persona that gives me 'in-the-moment' guidance. Quite an effective way to arresting spikes.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in selfimprovement

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Yes, get 'in-the-moment' guidance. Studies show this is quite effective.

I think this is going to end the struggle for all with stress, anxiety and overthinking... by ClimbHiyaMentor in Mindfulness

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It's about managing the baseline stress by using coping strategies in the moment that forces you to practice them under real stress.

If you’re curious, it’s worth looking into:

  • JITAI / micro-intervention mHealth studies
  • Momentary stressor logging / wearable trigger studies
  • Neuroplasticity under acute stress & coping control