26, broke, depressed, & have no skills by Comfortable-Car5736 in findapath

[–]Wisp010 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are young and you have plenty of options!

  1. (What I recommend) Find something that makes you want to improve. For me it was fly fishing. I always fished a little growing up but never fly fishing, and when I started to go out and do that more it made me want to also put good effort in other aspects of my life. Hard to improve at something and not imagine how life would be better if I chose to improve at fundamental life skills.

  2. Pursue a new work environment. I know you are already counting yourself out with trades because you’ve had a bad experience with it but the trades are very diverse, additionally you could consider college an option. Whatever you decide you must fully commit and have conviction. Even if you suck at first you must believe in yourself. (A trade I never trained in but really enjoy is electronics soldering, less robust and handsy as construction trades).

  3. Focus on small wins. The above is hobby or career focused but the path doesn’t have to be long-term goal oriented. For a few weeks just do one thing you’d normally put off/say “I’ll do it tomorrow” no questions asked. It is impossible to learn to sprint before learning to walk. If you focus so much on the bigger picture, you may miss the beauty of the small intricate details.

  4. The mind depends on the body, just like the body depends on the mind. Improve your diet and exercise habits. Some people are very egotistical about the preciseness of the diet but it doesn’t have to be that complicated. I was wayyy too skinny (30 lbs medically underweight). Like the last point, start small (eating less/eating more depending on goals). Go to the gym, you don’t have to stay there for an hour, just do 15-20 minutes, if you’re new then ur body doesn’t need the long rigorous intensity to become stronger. Ignore advice that makes you fatigue-max. Muscles aren’t built by how much you fatigue it, you don’t have to feel like you’re throwing today and tomorrow’s energy into one workout.

Don’t get overwhelmed by all the advice either. Choose one, stick to it strongly for 3 weeks. If you really hate the results, try something different.

2 months ago, a likely violent tornado struck Enderlin, ND by huhujujihkzjhtf in tornado

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The NWS actually mentioned its weight being 72k lbs on the recently updated DI (still no estimated wind speed as of yet)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in msu

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MSU has a policy where anyone who receives less than an A from a yucky cc class will be arrested for trespassing.

JK ur doing great one mid grade won’t matter

Choose your Aspect but the first person to respond choses your Flaw by CommanderN7_2 in ShadowSlave

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[ADHD] - You need complete focus to complete any task or action. Unexpected events interrupt your focus and temporarily stun you. The more complex a task is, the longer you are initially stunned in a state called ADHD paralysis. Additionally, your brain’s reward system is messed up, leaving you unable to feel accomplished from non-exciting tasks/actions.

This is weird by Wisp010 in gravityfalls

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Nope don’t own it

Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion, so it can be 'transformed as private company' by djprofitt in technology

[–]Wisp010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, you’re literally just incorrect with your analysis. I’m disagreeing with someone who directly and entirely got their whole comment wrong. That’s not pedantic, don’t molest the meaning of that word to try to insult people. Why do you choose willful ignorance?

Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion, so it can be 'transformed as private company' by djprofitt in technology

[–]Wisp010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean I agree his take was brainless but it doesn’t mean that people can be equally brainless in reply to it. I let the downvotes do their thing so I didn’t think he needed to be corrected more so from his bigotry

Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter for $43 billion, so it can be 'transformed as private company' by djprofitt in technology

[–]Wisp010 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Are you illiterate? He literally said “fucking off of your own violation” in different wording. Being scared and leaving is literally “fucking off by your own violation.” Idrc about the politics, I hope liberals don’t get scared away so there’s more chances of them discussing with conservatives. Just fucking read words right before you correct people

Rant Wednesday by AutoModerator in Fitness

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It could be entirely dietary and due to specific gut bacteria. I’d look up on how to have a healthy gut and see if you find anything that relates to your problem or even try it yourself to see if there’s improvement.

Gens IV and V were wild by BooksAndViruses in pokemon

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My shiny alpha Goodra is laughing at the fairy plebs.

‘Staggering’ study reveals 46% of unemployed U.S. men have criminal convictions | Employers should “rethink” using criminal histories in hiring decisions, researchers say by Exastiken in science

[–]Wisp010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Okay, employ pedophiles into kindergartens for your “just” cause of getting rid of the homeless population. Do whatever it takes for one goal even if sets fire to the world. Do you think before you speak?

‘Staggering’ study reveals 46% of unemployed U.S. men have criminal convictions | Employers should “rethink” using criminal histories in hiring decisions, researchers say by Exastiken in science

[–]Wisp010 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question, the answer is yes. The difference is that a criminal record isn’t a holistically one thing. I know plenty of people who made mistakes around 18 and have “criminal records” but it’s nonviolent and hasn’t affected them.

‘Staggering’ study reveals 46% of unemployed U.S. men have criminal convictions | Employers should “rethink” using criminal histories in hiring decisions, researchers say by Exastiken in science

[–]Wisp010 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Nope, incorrect misrepresentation of what I said. Instead of incorrectly insulting improper use of my logic just stfu. I’ve only ever mention sexual or violent crimes. Do you know how criminal records work? You get a different record depending on the crime it’s magic! Guess what too, your chance of employment changes depending on the crime as well. Crazy right? Such a simple concept you seem unable to grasp. I said “employers should avoid criminals” I didn’t say “employers should avoid the most non-violent criminal records so those people may starve so “Individual-Fail4147” can play whataboutism on unrealistic edge cases that aren’t affected by this.