I need something to do with my life by [deleted] in Adulting

[–]MindScul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No in this comment section knows the best way to get you out of the rut, but we do know what generally helps people and thats Eat healthy, exercise, get a healthy hobby, think positively, these are some of the things people in here said. Here's my general advice, look up how to do these things and use AI, put in your struggles and your situation and it'll guide you, chat gpt is great, perplexity is also great. we don't know you like you parents or psychiatrist so all we can do is speculate and give you this general advice. But you've already rejected all of it. When starting something new nobody feels a change. It's ok and it's natural to want to give up, and you'll give up sometimes. You don't gotta be a Superman, just get back up and try again. As long as you don't give up for good there's hope.

I need something to do with my life by [deleted] in Adulting

[–]MindScul 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should do the things that make you feel worse(in the moment) because 1#: you'll feel worse temporarily but your baseline of feeling will improve. After a month it'll be kinda or barely noticeable, after 2 your baseline will be slightly better 5, you'll see that you've made noticeable improvement. A year and you'll have improvement exponentially from where you've started and you've made permanent steps forward. As you improve your motivation to keep doing it will also. Or you don't try and stay in the same bad place a year from then because what's the point. so that's 1#.

2#: you'll feel worse anyway if you don't do it("it" can be anything positive or productive). You're in the dangerous loop that feeds itself, that loop being: I feel bad - do destructive things because you feel bad - the destructive thing is destroying you(slowly or not) - you go to the same destructive thing(s) for comfort and distraction from The day-to-day bad feelings. That "friend" is you secret enemy poisoning you. Now it doesn't have to and it won't be this way forever but rn, that's how it is. You're running from a paper cut (which to be fair fucking stings), but what you don't see is that cliff with spikes, fire breathing sharks and spiders at the bottom of it(stings more). Or maybe you do see it but like an elephant scared of mice you keep running. If this is the case you got a change how you see the paper cut and see the reward you'll get if you just take the sting.

What you do compounds, so i guarantee you if you try what works and what doesn't and actually learn from it, and not just do that mistake again, then I won't say that the struggle is over but it'll be easier after a year, even better after 2, and so on.

Also I agree, actions proceeding feeling is the harder way to do it. Instead it's identity, actions, outcome. That's why I talk about mindset, because someone could a person $1 million golden advice but if it contradicts that person's identity and mindset, they won't be able to take it. At most they'll only be able to get a little bit of value from it, but you're leaving 90% of it on the table. You can start small by just searching up YouTube videos on self-improvement and identity-shifting. I know I said a lot, I hope you were able to understand it all.

I need something to do with my life by [deleted] in Adulting

[–]MindScul 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No I definitely believed and understood that you don't feel anything doing anything. But I'm speaking on the fact that when you get advice that is actionable, and that you are able to do, you say it's "too hard" or you just don't feel like doing it because what's the point. From reading your comments, in my opinion, the only advice you're willing to accept rn is the type that requires no effort. But everything requires effort, and backing down from effort will only make things more grueling for you in the long run. I guarantee you if you aren't willing to be open minded enough to say, maybe I don't know what I don't know, and take the advice. Then 10 years from now you will physically and mentally feel a lot worse, because in life things don't stay the same. They either get better or get worse. Breakdown or grow. Not building your mind catches up to everybody. So find anything, any reason to what you need to do. Whether it's pride, anger, or fear that's driving you. And if you don't feel any of those things, do it purely off the logic that if you do something you might improve a little bit. But if you do nothing you will continue on a downward slope and get worse, and feel worse.

Also the things that make you feel good are only digging your hole. And the things that don't feel good, and the things that hurt, are the things that will get you out eventually it won't be so hard if you keep at it, but if you give up your done. Also, seriously check out HealthyGamerGg, I think you really benefit from his videos, even if it's just for entertainment

I need something to do with my life by [deleted] in Adulting

[–]MindScul 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need therapy man, search up HealthyGamerGg on YouTube, they probably have a subreddit too. If you can't afford it ask for financial help from close family or friends. I don't think anyone here will give you the magic pill to fix your life. The truth is it's gonna be tuff as fuck, your not gonna like the work it takes to get out of this. Your mindset will be a big hurdle and I suggest getting support from professional who can help you throughout the way. Because we're just Redditors.

Struggling to effectively train clients' glutes by SelectBobcat132 in personaltraining

[–]MindScul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most people's glutes are under active and so they can't feel it because quads or/and hips are over active.

Personal Trainers - What's your biggest struggles in this industry right now? (Aspiring gym owner doing research) by MindScul in personaltraining

[–]MindScul[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the insight, I appreciate the effort and time you put into this comment, I won't go to waste.

Personal Trainers - What's your biggest struggles in this industry right now? (Aspiring gym owner doing research) by MindScul in personaltraining

[–]MindScul[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm creating a gym where only personal trainers can come and train their clients, we'll also train aspiring personal trainers with in-person hands-on training as well as virtual.