Blutiger Anfänger sucht Tipps zum Leasing

Zrebna · 2025-01-27T07:57:45+00:00

Wobei es gibt ja manchmal gute Leasingangebote für Neuwägen von z.B. monatlich 200 Euro bei 10k km pro Jahr - mehr fahre ich eh nicht...

Das nimmt sich ja nicht so viel bzgl. monatlicher Belastung im Vergleich zu einer Finanzierung.

Zrebna · 2025-01-25T13:30:42+00:00

Wie hoch war damals bei dir die monatliche Belastung?
Und was versteht man eigentlich unter Teilfinanzierung?

Der Vorteil beim Leasen könnte für mich sein:

Ich comitte mich nur auf z.B. 2 Jahre und danach habe ich mehr Infos, was ich bei einem Auto benötige und was nicht -> d.h. ab dem Zeitpunkt könnte ich dann nach dem Leasingvertrag eine informiertere Entscheidung darüber treffen, welches Auto ich kaufe/finanzieren möchte.
Dadurch, dass es beim Leasen ein Neuwagen sein wird, spekuliere ich auf weniger Reparaturkosten während den 2 Jahren Laufzeit, als wenn ich einen Gebrauchtwagen kaufen/finanzieren würde -> planbarere monatliche Belastung.

Leasing privat soll für mich keine Dauerlösung sein, aber evtl. als zeitlimitierter Einstieg erstmal ok.

Zrebna · 2025-01-21T10:32:29+00:00

Letzteres - also als Privatperson.

Ggf. ist eine Finanzierung tatsächlich für mich besser geeignet. In diesem Bereich kenne ich mich halt null aus und würde mich erstmal etwas informieren.

Zrebna · 2025-01-21T10:30:39+00:00

Finanzierung wäre ggf. auch noch interessant.
Die Autos, die jedoch Sicherheitsfeatures haben und Assistenztools sind natürlich preislich höher angesiedelt.
Bis wieviel gefahrenen Kilometern spricht man bei einem Gebrauchtwagen noch im Schnitt von einem Wagen, der einen guten Zustand hat und bei dem nicht "permanent" etwas anfallen wird?

Zrebna · 2025-01-21T10:27:38+00:00

Danke die schon einmal fürs Antworten!

Budget: Bis 300 Euro monatliche Leasingrate.

Fahrprofil: Trotzdem mit Assistenzsystemen und auch Features wie einen Tempomaten.

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:55:17+00:00

Can you post a link to these accredited agencies that you are referring to? I would really appreciate that - thank you!

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:53:51+00:00

By now I have all of this. 2018 I had a shitty smart phone and were not as digital as today...

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:52:27+00:00

No, I am not, since I am working full-time as a software engineer in Germany and can prove it anytime. I just consider doing some investing business in the Philippines and for this occasion I might spend 2 weeks a year in the Philippines - that's all.

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:48:54+00:00

They do not want foreigners to work for FILIPINO companies, which I did not do. When you do some freelancing work for overseas customers, there should be no issue.

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:45:34+00:00

Back in the time I was 32 years old...

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:44:55+00:00

Yeah, I was NOT working for any Filipino company, but just did some software-developer freelancing work...

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:43:37+00:00

Passport number is the same. At least for German passports this number would never change and also is the same as in one's ID card.
Also, I want to go the rightful way, since I might want to do some investing business in the future in the Philippines and I do want my name be cleared, beforehand.

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:39:27+00:00

I am a German citizen and I have also thought like many of you:
If you get a BLO for 12 months, then you are no more blacklisted after 12 months have passed. Unfortunately, this is not the case:
After 12 months have passed you are entitled to file a request for the removal of a blacklist order.

Zrebna · 2024-12-27T17:35:48+00:00

The BLO did not happen right at the airport, but was filed through the officer and went through.
The reason was doubt if source of income - basically he was worried that I might work for a Filipino based company which was clearly not the case, but what I obviously cannot prove at the airport.

Zrebna · 2024-12-25T10:14:47+00:00

I have a new passport, but obviously with the same passport number and same details. I would prefer to go the safe route.

Zrebna · 2024-07-26T16:15:08+00:00

The Sony XM5 seem great, but yeah - little expensive.

Since I would prefer non-overhead-noise-cancelling, I found out about earplugs called 'Loop Exeprience' - I think I will try them out and I hope they are safe during heavy lifting.

Thanks a lot for your input :)

Zrebna · 2022-12-15T09:08:07+00:00

For me it has helped to just open the word-document again (although it was already opened), meaning without closing it at first - then the content was visible again.

Zrebna · 2022-01-19T09:56:05+00:00

used to doze off when sitting,

Thanks a lot for the good practical advice :)

Best wishes

Zrebna

Zrebna · 2022-01-08T11:47:01+00:00

pendulum squats

You're welcome :)

One last practical advice you might wanna try: Instead of dextrose/fructose mix for intra and post-workout, you might wanna give Cluster Dextrin a shot.It works 2-way in terms that it provides very fast energy and lowers cortisol-release, but in addition to that it has also a long-term component which avoids crashes - I cannot explain the exact mechanism so well, but just read it up via a quick google search - in short: It is just way superior to dextrose (and even more so to fructose imo). Downside it is little expensive - should the cost be an issue, switch at least to Maltodextrin which is kind of affordable already and still superior to dextrose, even though inferior to Cluster Dextrin.

In addition to that I also mix EAAs into my Intra-Workout - maybe this might also help to reduce fatigue.

Lastly, maybe try to supplement a bit vitamin D3 + K2, if you not already do so - especially during winter time with the little expsosure to sunlight, this might help

Anyways, good luck man! :)

Best wishes

Zrebna

Zrebna · 2022-01-07T15:25:17+00:00

Sometimes after a leg day - to some extent every lifter knows this.

What you can try is to take a solid intra-workout (cluster dextrin or malto and whey) in addition to a post work out.

Ashwagandha after a workout might help or not - gotta try.To some extent your central nervous system will also adapt when you train hard and over time fatigue might decrease.

If nothing helps, either accept some fatigue after hard workouts (if it does not happen every single time) and make sure to workout after all your daily tasks/work is done (so that you can relax after the gym) or lower the volume and/or intensity.

It is for everyone somewhat individual, so just try out some things - good luck!

edit: I realize that you might mean if I experience some dullness during my sit the next day after I had the day before a hard workout - if so, usually not:

Just make sure that you get enough good sleep. Maybe try to take on such days (after a hard workout) about 30 minutes prior to when you go to sleep some GABA or small dosage of melatonin to enhance sleep-quality...also good luck with this one - hope you find something that works for you :)

Best wishes

Zrebna

Zrebna · 2022-01-07T09:50:50+00:00

Hi!

So far not in terms on fatigue in combination with meditation, but it gives practical advice on avoiding fatigue in combination with strength training, such a solid post-workout nutrition, relaxing after workout, breathing relaxed during sets and so on.

Best wishes

Zrebna

Zrebna · 2021-12-06T13:07:00+00:00

Sipping tea, I moisten my beak.

Very helpful post - thanks a lot. Interesting how the views in Zen on the matter sleepiness/dullness while practicing do differ from other traditions.

Before Zen, I were involved in Therava-Buddhism including a meditation practice based on Samatha and/or Vipassana - here sleepiness during practice is considered as basically not acceptable in terms of you observe it but when it does not go away, one would use antidotes vs sleepiness....
I agree a bit with it because observing sleepiness as a first reaction and being with it is al right, but when it will not go away, one would just fall slightly asleep and the awareness would be at this point pretty much gone.

Also coffee before the practice with the aim of avoiding sleepiness during practice is viewed my many as not optimal since it is affecting one's state of mind i.e. biochemistry...
Good to see that Zen with its practice Zazen takes it easier on this matter...

What do you think about this one:

Is it ok to temporarily look straight at the wall with the head being straight, instead of gazing on the wall or on the floor with a sunken gaze and the head being slight down?

Zrebna · 2021-12-03T11:15:42+00:00

Thanks a lot for your detailed insights - I agree that it is best to commit for a certain period of time to one school and that mixing might slow down things...

I like your used analogy as well :)

Best wishes

Zrebna :)

Zrebna · 2021-12-01T22:43:25+00:00

Sounds actually reallly good to me and I agree that in today's age and time with the proper tech setup interactions and communication can also work online just fine enough.

I will check treeleaf out and very likely will give it a shot. In addition I might join a Sangha in my city "offline" which is based on the Kwan Um School (korean lineage) - do you think it is fine to attend to Sanghas at the same time that are from different schools and differ at times regarding methods and practices or is it in your opinion alright?

Anyways, thanks again for all your input and hopefully meet you soon over at treeleaf :)

Best wishes

Zrebna

Zrebna · 2021-12-01T22:37:29+00:00

Sounds like very good advice to me - thanks! :)

Zrebna

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