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By Amphibian220 · Posted
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By Amphibian220 · Posted
I’ve run out of steam, barely sustaining work. I will try doing memorization for my next exam, but i dont know if i will have the necessary strength to pass it . In the past passing was a matter of putting in the time, but now i am balancing health, work and education. I am grateful for this journal, but I would want members on this forum to run to my help and give me a hand or hug me, but that is impossible because they aren’t here. They all have their jobs and families to look after. @Cam Adair I look like a very tired guy trying to improve career prospects. Interviewers seem to be shaking their heads when they see me. skills that I learned two years ago have devalued. I had to invest money and time in new skills and I haven’t done that. -
Yes, as long as it's within our circle of control, I do think we can achieve anything. Except the games that are zero-sum and either/or with a lot of competition (e.g. being the top company for lawnmowers in Colorado or becoming the president). But everybody can work on their health, friendships and the quality of their work 🙂 -
By eleemay123 · Posted
Sounds like you’ve been through a lot lately — finishing your degree, health issues, and a major schedule shift. Totally understandable that gaming crept back in. The fact that you’re reflecting on it and planning ahead shows real growth. Starting the detox with your internship sounds like a solid idea — structure can really help. Whatever you decide, just keep showing up here. You’re on the right path. -
By eleemay123 · Posted
Great job on making it to Day 6! It’s awesome that you recognized your triggers and took action before a relapse. Joining the forums and being part of a more supportive space is a big step, and it’s great that journaling is helping you process everything. Keep going, one day at a time, you're doing better than you think!
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