• @[email protected]
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    402 months ago

    The unfortunate corrolary to this is that if you are fueling your tasks with anger and caffeine, letting go of that anger can be supremely demotivating. Trying to be a healthier person to be around can turn around and sap your will for your efforts. At least that is how my experience has been.

    • @[email protected]
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      192 months ago

      So you’re saying substitute more caffeine, or are we gonna try a different emotion?

      How about envy? Pick one person to be really jealous of and let that drive you to new heights. Or become a Sith.

    • @[email protected]
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      22 months ago

      Maybe the upgrade to this can be righteous anger, like an anime hero, lots of screaming and yelling but it’s out of raw determination rather than hatred for all things lol.

    • @HootinNHollerin
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      12 months ago

      That’s what I’ve been dealing with for a year.

    • @littlewonder
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      12 months ago

      Oh my god–it’s not just me. I worked on my anxiety and then I stopped being motivated by fear to do the things I need to do.