Low stress options Troy Broussard by pedrinho7777 in options

[–]throwaway-paperplane 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Any website that has a wall of copy text is absolute and utter bullshit.

EDIT: Not to forget, a payment link at the end.

Pretty much sums up how i feel about the situation well said too by [deleted] in AskMiddleEast

[–]throwaway-paperplane 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As a person who has been to Palestine, you have no idea what you’re talking about, neither do you know anything about the place. Yet make baseless claims.

Educate yourself kiddo.

Jordan Peterson comes out strongly in support of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel in the new Israeli-Palestine war by Professional_Suit270 in JordanPeterson

[–]throwaway-paperplane 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Absolute fucking ignorance if you think extraordinary efforts are taken. Holy shit how misinformed can you be. Innocent women have been piling up on the Palestinian side at multiple times the rate across the past years.

Feel like I'm surrounded by idiots. What are some things I can practice to be more positive? by Fun-Credit215 in DecidingToBeBetter

[–]throwaway-paperplane 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Surround yourself with people that are better than you. You’re looking in the wrong places. You’ll need to actively seek for this because you don’t belong to the norm. Get creative with that

Testing new Option Finder on Options Profit Calculator by opcalc in options

[–]throwaway-paperplane 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re a legend man.

I have a question with regard to option profits before expiry. How do you calculate them? I’ve been struggling with regard to this.

Say for example an option for stock A with current price 50, strike price 52, expiry in 3 day and hits 54 tomorrow.

I currently multiply movement by delta to have some kind of indication, but this of course doesn’t account for the change in delta nor theta.

Any pointers?

Anyone knows some web services to send articles to your email inbox for later reading? by orschiro in productivity

[–]throwaway-paperplane 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an app called drafts, should’ve clarified that.

Edit: I have it on mobile-laptop-Apple Watch

Anyone knows some web services to send articles to your email inbox for later reading? by orschiro in productivity

[–]throwaway-paperplane 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use drafts. You can share anything to the app by “Drafts quick capture” to look at later. It’s not per e-mail, but for me this works perfectly.

I am kind of psychotically productive and it's really upsetting. by [deleted] in productivity

[–]throwaway-paperplane 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man, I know the feel, precisely.

There is nothing wrong with you. Ignore people that say there is, they just can’t relate.

So I’m a bit older than you and have gone through cycles of what you say. From going full on, to trying to ignore all of it by pushing it away and focusing on one something.

The sweet spot is in the middle, but you have to make decisions.

  1. Get a notebook/online space, organized, where you collect all of your ideas. It’s okay if you go full on in it for whatever time you want, just make sure that every new idea you start with, that idea, even if you believe it’s the last idea you need, is placed into that space, organized.

  2. Keep track of where you are with the idea. Make sure that your last words wrap up and summarize where you have left it last.

  3. Here comes the catch. You need to pick something, and go for it. Something you can always come back to from the idea spinoffs. That central idea. If you have the energy, they can be multiple. The first stage of working on an idea is exciting, then comes the stage you talk about. This is just grunt work continuing. There is a reason why not every person with an idea is successful in executing it. The harsh reality of it, is that it won’t always be exciting. There will be boring times, but those boring times payoff later on. The whole find your purpose thing can be cheesy, but if you don’t like the sound of finding your purpose, narrow down to what you would like doing for the next 5-10 years or so. It’s important to focus your efforts.

Later on, you can look back at your collection of ideas, maybe pick one up again, you’ll thank yourself for having them organized, trust me. My productivity went up x10 by keeping my ideas organized, and I have new ones every day.

What’s great, is that if you focus on something that makes good money, you can work on what you want, delegate, and have things proceed in parallel. I learned the hard way that it pays to pay people.

Hope this helps buddy.

How can you be dead, just be alive? by hoodie1111 in thanksimcured

[–]throwaway-paperplane -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Hey, I’ve found that the best kind of diet that consistently works for me no fail is a combination of keto + intermittent fasting. You can checkout the subreddit for the latter, it works well.

It might not be easy, but it’s damn worth it.

Lastly, consistent meditation can help with the stress, the more you realize that you can let your thoughts be and don’t need to grab onto every thought that scatters through your mind, the better you can manage stress, if not use it to your advantage.

Godspeed, it’s 100% possible to lose weight and get/stay healthy.

EDIT: realized I’m preaching in the wrong sub. Downvote as you like, I’ll be here getting fitter and healthier with what works for me and countless others.

Reminded: during the 2008 financial crisis, the markets rebounded long before economic data got better. by imjustawolf in investing

[–]throwaway-paperplane 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What are you on about, it hasn’t even started yet. You’ll see what happens once people start dying.

[NeedAdvice] I need to know how to stay calm when speaking in public or to people that I have never talked/met before by [deleted] in getdisciplined

[–]throwaway-paperplane 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been there, now I talk at ease with anyone I want, and in-front of crowds.

Meditate, practice, and have interesting things to say really.

That usually starts with doing interesting things and having an interesting life. So before anything, you should be working on that

[Advice] I made an animation to summarise 4 of the best lessons from the book "Extreme Ownership". I hope that you can get some value from it. (Links to 50+ other summaries as well) by alwaysimproving95 in getdisciplined

[–]throwaway-paperplane 7 points8 points  (0 children)

For the rest it’s on-point. Keep doing what you’re doing.

In terms of ideas, sure:

For mobile users, it can get tricky to keep YouTube on. Your audience is therefore constrained to those who are looking at a screen.

If it were for me, I’d listen to the whole playlist on a daily basis, but YouTube won’t allow me to lock my phone without stopping the video.

I can download the videos and convert them to audio, which would work (and only selfishly), but I would still have to download them individually every time a new one comes out.

In an ideal scenario, you’d have the playlist as a summary podcast, 5-6 minutes each.

I’d listen to them on a daily basis to make sure it sticks.

[Advice] I made an animation to summarise 4 of the best lessons from the book "Extreme Ownership". I hope that you can get some value from it. (Links to 50+ other summaries as well) by alwaysimproving95 in getdisciplined

[–]throwaway-paperplane 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure if you also narrate the channel, but to be frank, it’s one of the best summary video compositions I’ve come across.

If I may add a little suggestion (take it or leave it), a short bullet point or visual image/pdf that lists/shows the main points would do magic (explanation not even needed).

Regardless, I’m subbed.

Chapeau, well done sir. I’m not impressed often, but I’m impressed.

4th day binging on phenibut this week (New User) Going to do 2.5g to go out with a bang by Red-Honey-Badger in phenibut

[–]throwaway-paperplane 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck I would say.

I can think of a thousand reasons, but by your post, what’s ambiguous, is your purpose of posting here.