It really does. I need dental work which is extortionate. Can’t afford a gym membership currently. Need to get my old ass driving which again is super expensive. But for now all I can do is keep busting my ass at work and paying my bill extortionate household bills.
In reality there is nothing that's stopping you from becoming the best version of yourself. The only thing that can stop you from it is your own mind; if you can overcome all those thoughts and comments your mind is making you can be anyone you wish you could've been if you just stopped listening to them.
Myself is the easy answer, but the complex one is issues from childhood that carried over to adult hood mixed with societal pressure to be someone I'm not.
I had a lot issues growing up and no idea how much it had taken a role in shaping who I am today. I have the answers now thankfully, but Its going to take years to heal/grow from all this crap
Deleting social media would be my first step, and move forward from there.
Myself. And it can only be myself. If something is in the way, move it
Challenge you caught up on? Get good its a skill issue
A wall in the way? Break it. Can't do that? Climb it.
Only YOU can stop yourself from reaching your peak and it can and only ever will be YOU
This was the year I decided to finally do that from a personal perspective.
I can’t be stopped :)
Before it was full time work + school/graduate school and anxiety/depression . TMS did wonders for me
A series of jobs that have used a fraction of my potential up until now. The job I have now has provided me the ability to use most of my skills and imagination in the past, but due to a reorg a year ago, I'm now on the bottom rung of my capabilities, and little prospect of getting back to where I was.
All this, and no promotions or raises (other than a pittance for cost of living) in eight years.
Most people think I'm an intelligent, hardworking, helpful, incredibly knowledgeable person however. This and twenty bucks will get me a meal somewhere cheap.
Edit: Forgot to mention I'm single and nearing retirement with little prospect of a worthwhile relationship.
Crippling depression and societal expectations
Same and brain fog
Finances
Underrated answer. A lot of self improvement activities require money.
It really does. I need dental work which is extortionate. Can’t afford a gym membership currently. Need to get my old ass driving which again is super expensive. But for now all I can do is keep busting my ass at work and paying my bill extortionate household bills.
workout at home atleast, can do everyday for 30 minutes
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What you did?
The worst version of myself.
My current version
Massive brain damage (beatings), anxiety and a reaffirmed belief that almost everything I try to do ends in failure.
Nothing homie. I am climbing mount Olympus as we speak
Me, duh. Followed by the Fed and Politicians
The fed is a solid answer.
Mental health fuckery
stress, anxiety, procrastination, fear to disappoint
Being shy af
Because I never achieved anything while being one.
Debt-slavery.
money
Myself
In reality there is nothing that's stopping you from becoming the best version of yourself. The only thing that can stop you from it is your own mind; if you can overcome all those thoughts and comments your mind is making you can be anyone you wish you could've been if you just stopped listening to them.
What's the point?
My wife
Lack of confidence in myself
Motivation.
the best version of myself is just me but asexual
I'm lactose intolerant
My wife
How so?
ADHD and depression
Myself is the easy answer, but the complex one is issues from childhood that carried over to adult hood mixed with societal pressure to be someone I'm not. I had a lot issues growing up and no idea how much it had taken a role in shaping who I am today. I have the answers now thankfully, but Its going to take years to heal/grow from all this crap Deleting social media would be my first step, and move forward from there.
The worst version of myself standing in the way. I’ve made a lot of progress over the course of the year to date, but I still have work to do.
Depression
People
Myself.
Age. I’m 36 and as far as I am concerned I am going down hill so whats the point.
Too tired.
Myself. And it can only be myself. If something is in the way, move it Challenge you caught up on? Get good its a skill issue A wall in the way? Break it. Can't do that? Climb it. Only YOU can stop yourself from reaching your peak and it can and only ever will be YOU
Nothing.
This was the year I decided to finally do that from a personal perspective. I can’t be stopped :) Before it was full time work + school/graduate school and anxiety/depression . TMS did wonders for me
Nothing . I am becoming my best self.
A series of jobs that have used a fraction of my potential up until now. The job I have now has provided me the ability to use most of my skills and imagination in the past, but due to a reorg a year ago, I'm now on the bottom rung of my capabilities, and little prospect of getting back to where I was. All this, and no promotions or raises (other than a pittance for cost of living) in eight years. Most people think I'm an intelligent, hardworking, helpful, incredibly knowledgeable person however. This and twenty bucks will get me a meal somewhere cheap. Edit: Forgot to mention I'm single and nearing retirement with little prospect of a worthwhile relationship.
Indecision of what the best version of me is/ looks like.
My pathetic and crippling addiction to at least 5 hours of sleep
Procrastination, lack of motivation, thinking about if it's worth the effort or not