You've been doing it wrong. You weren't supposed to look for perfection within you. You were supposed to embrace the imperfection.

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Fall — and rise again.

Via Nocturnal on X
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Looks matter. Sit up straight. Get the lab work. Build a health savings. Break the screen addiction. Stop buying useless crap. Look presentable. Take care of your teeth. Build muscle. Learn how to cook. Sweat often. Mind your business. Do hard things.

You can save yourself.

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You will struggle to reach your goals as long as you are scared of disappearing for a little while in order to rebuild yourself into someone who can actually get things done.

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And the troubling part of life is,
You try to understand more than you know.
And you think you know more than there is to be understood.

-Moon #CommunityContribution
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Start as you are, there's no perfect, not even close.
- Astha

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Reading the summary of a book is like a cab driver driving you to a location you want to reach.

Reading a book is like you driving there yourself.

In both cases, you reach the location.

But when you drive to a place, you also remember the way. You can reach there again without directions.

- gurupriya
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Perspective on work life balance
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During certain moments in life, when we must walk alone, we are still accompanied by trees, an overarching sky, and stars as our witnesses. Even in our loneliest times, we are never truly alone, if only we choose to believe it.

- Gurupriya
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“More important than the will to win, is the will to prepare.” - Charlie Munger

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At least once in their lives, most people usually have the "opportunity" to hit rock bottom and rebuild themselves better, especially when they still have nearly nothing to lose;

the real difficulty begins when you have enough to lose, not enough to win, and start playing "safe," until you notice, way too late, that you ended up actually never truly living at all;

that's why you see so many people who seem to be doing relatively well from the point of view of conventional success, and yet, who also seem quite disconnected emotionally and not having fun at all in their daily lives.

-orange book
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Been a while here,
here's my weekend article though, i would appreciate comments

The Death of Good things

But you can't make people listen. They have to come round in their own time, wondering what happened and why the world blew up around them. It can't last.
― Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451

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Greatness lives in repetition
~ via Nexus (X)

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move your body. earn more than you spend. love a handful of people deeply. explore relentlessly. cut most of the bullshit. notice the beauty. - Ankit Via X

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Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.

― Anaïs Nin
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every time you choose a distraction over discipline you push your dreams further away

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