One month has passed since the beginning of the new decade. And here I am being actively inactive. No new music to upload, no funny feelings to vent, no progress towards my goals for this year and I'm not doing anything about it.
Thanks to my inactivity I've also somehow managed to get into a dispute with some local authorities. I had a feeling it had to happen eventually, but the timing is terrible because it leaves me with so many thoughts on my mind right now that I can't focus on my studies properly. I'm too stressed even to play videogames :o
I guess this is life.
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2010
Posted by BloodyN00b - February 2nd, 2010
Galneda
Thoughts --> Behaviors --> Results.
If you're unsatisfied with the results your producing, you need to start by changing your thought-process. Trying to change your behaviors to fix the results won't do shit unless you start with how you think.
Think positively, and you'll have positive behaviors that beget positive results.
But if you think unproductively, then what kind of behaviors do you think you're going to act? How do you think your results will be any different?
Do something about the way you think, and don't fool yourself. Nobody's going to do it for you.
BloodyN00b (Updated )
Yes, of course, positive thinking! How could I have not thought about thinking positively and productively? There's no limit to what I can achieve and my behaviors are not bound by my habits and the nature of the evironment I've been living in all my life!
You should be happy that this thoughts -> behaviors -> results mechanism is so clear to you and I appreciate that you are trying to help me, but I do not share your experiences and I do not know what you mean when you say that I should think positively and productively. Who do you think I am?