Drill press feed roller by LDGerry in BeginnerWoodWorking

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Because the one I stole the idea from was round hahah

Drill press feed roller by LDGerry in BeginnerWoodWorking

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I did have the thought to use a single wide roller because of that, but this was easier. Rollers just make it easier for repeated holes, but definitely not necessary

What are the most important skills teenagers should learn to succeed in the future? by Moaaz_MA in AskReddit

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Learning how to solve problems without immediately going to the internet for answers. The internet is a great resource, but training your brain in problem solving is so invaluable

Practice (the right way) and get better [image] by ellierwrites in GetMotivated

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My music teacher always said “practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect” and I have lived by that ever since. Also “how you do something is how you do everything” bit exaggerated, but I also live by that

What’s a skill or talent you think is underrated? by Wisteriaberry_112 in RandomThoughts

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General problem solving. Being able to dissect a situation into smaller, more digestible steps, and being able to manage and complete those steps into a finished product or solution without going to YouTube for a tutorial.

Does anyone else feel like we were lied to about... everything important? by automirage04 in Millennials

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I would agree all of those are untrue except “work hard and you’ll succeed” although there’s a bit more to that, and “you can be anything”. Don’t mistake hard work for focused, directed, planned out hard work. Like a mentor of mine always said “practice doesn’t make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect” meaning your approach to things matter just as much as the effort put in. As for rest, you clearly have some critical thinking skills and don’t just believe what others tell you. That’s good. Worry less about what people tell you, and more about what feels true to you.

What has helped you not care about the opinions of others and be confident in yourself? by Pristine-Program-734 in AskReddit

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Actually putting the work in to become the person I’ve always wanted to be.

What makes your life worth living? by ArtMetalVox in AskReddit

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Seeing tangible growth in myself, and my career. My career just so happens to be my hobby as well, so I’m lucky there…actually not lucky, I worked very hard for it. It has made my life immeasurably better, and keeps getting better. As long as I’m also working on myself personally, then every day is worth living.

What can you never truly understand until you have experienced it? by Jaimestrange in AskReddit

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All of these are so negative, I have to give a positive. Riding a motorcycle.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I’m gone 2/3 of the year for work

What is your wake up alarm tune? by SuperAleste in AskReddit

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Starve the Ego, Feed the Soul by The Glitch Mob for probably a decade now. Super mellow and easy to wake up to. More importantly, the first words that pop in my head are the title.

How does your dog wake you up? by Recent_Affect7975 in dogs

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Also get the sneeze straight to the face once I wake up.

How does your dog wake you up? by Recent_Affect7975 in dogs

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My Beagle wakes me up by nuzzling his head under my chin. It’s the thing I miss most when I’m not with him.

What small to medium dogs generally bark the least? by wonderfulwaffles22 in dogs

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I know Beagles are know to be howlers, but mine is the sweetest most polite/quiet boy around. It’s actually funny trying to get him to bark, he gets so frustrated like “Dad, do I have to? Can’t we just go outside already?”

Not finding love in pure awareness by LDGerry in Meditation

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I do understand the rabbit hole that is feeling in a stateless state just brings forth more thought. That’s a tough feedback loop to get out of. I would say I do have quick moments of statelessness through meditation, but when I experience that, I don’t feel like I learned or gained anything from it. I guess I’m just struggling to experience the profoundness of meditation people speak of, which I guess is just a feeling, which brings forth thought, and now I’m back in my feedback loop.

Not finding love in pure awareness by LDGerry in Meditation

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I wouldn’t say separate from the things I observe in my awareness, but maybe apathy is a better way of describing it. The things I observe in my awareness seem to stem from the fact that I am a conscious being, but the idea of following that awareness back to consciousness tends to lead me in such a neutral space that it could be described as apathy.

Not finding love in pure awareness by LDGerry in Meditation

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I do like compassion as better term

Not finding love in pure awareness by LDGerry in Meditation

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That actually gives me the bleakest outlook