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  1. Here are a few words of advice.....If there's anything I've learned (this is my 2nd day).

    You much look at your life and create a goal. 

    Make small manageable task to achieve that goal.

    Look at your previous successes for motivation. You might even need a mentor to help you plan some of your life out. The forum would be a great place!

     

    (I also work with a personal development coach) so if anyone needs help I'll be happy to ask my mentor 

  2. I do digital media....... It definitely has replaced gaming, for I work long hours producing, editing and contacting everyone between the company. It also is really nice because I’m creating deeper friendships with the people I work with ( we have to use meetings to communicate). I feel as though the work is sort of like gaming, since I’m on the computer, then again I’m actually gaining a skill I can use in the future, helping a team with my skills and making friendships....

     

    I do miss gaming though. I find myself at home sometimes bored. I haven’t put up my gaming systems, but I’m finally aware of when I want to play games and what I do to shake the urge off.... I look up new tutorials or look up events in the city.... sometimes I even go to Craigslist up pick up a few jobs on the side.

  3. You could do it, but the risk factor is too high.

    I'd say, If you weren't addicted in the past you can easily create a new mindset, but since you've been addicted...changing your mindset is possible, but you must reinforce it with fulfilling needs unique needs. Why waste all of that time Reinforcing, Just get a portion of time back?

  4. 1 hour ago, giblets said:

    Find a new hobby as #1. Like, a brand new one, not one you already had. That way you need to put a bit of effort into it every day or so to get better at it, and you get the feedback loop of improving over those 90 days. Kind of replacing the digital feedback loop with an actual feedback loop.

    I agree, find a new hobby. It doesn't have to be something you love. Just something that's interesting. Today is my first day. I'll let you know how it goes

  5. On 11/21/2016 at 8:37 PM, Luiz F. said:

    Holy damn, that sounds like me mate. Are you also 25? That's even more scaring.
    I didn't even introduce myself here in the forum, but I've already done the 90 detox and stuff, and it really is a good thing.
    The only difference between you and me is getting a job, I'm still struggling with that.

    Congrats man!

    I'm 25 as well! I've just started my detox.

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