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/r/motivation
Hello Friends,
Hope y’all are doing well. I have created a instagram account for motivational purposes and hard work. I’m gonna be honest it is linked with a shopify store. Join me on this journey of hard work and motivation. @Spideration_ on instagram. Take a look and if you like what you see (just starting out tho) give me a follow (+1000 aura) 😊
Thank you🫶
In our community Discord event, we did some guided practice, followed by a reflection on a Rumi quote, which sparked a great discussion about change: does true transformation happen from the inside out (the "bottom-up" approach), where self-reflection and alignment lead the way, or by taking action first and letting that reshape our mindset (the "top-down" approach)?
Some of us felt deep inner work and clarity are essential before real change can happen, while others leaned into the idea that by acting purposefully, we gradually build a more self-aware mindset through lived experiences. What do you all think?
Does change work best when it starts internally, or by jumping into action and learning as you go?
That feeling where you have 30 mins left to get ready and get out for work but you're dreading it
I'm so tired today and I am not ready to do that all over again today. Sitting at home till the last minute
I don't like any job. My current job is the best I ever had but through time it gets repetitive. I'm beginning to get tired of it, both physically and emotionally. There is no use in changing my job since I will begin to hate my new one too
I never really had any motivation in my free time and was often on the phone. Recently I learned a way to get more things done; I use an app to organize a whole day to see how much I can do in that time. It helped me realize that I can do many things in a day but I feel like that's not the perfect method for me. I just wanted to ask if you have or had similar experiences and what you do to keep getting things done or do your hobbies.