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RE: I Tried

in Reflections5 months ago

Just came across this post from another comment you left.

There are definitely things that resonate here, particularly letting go of our expectations. This is something that, in recent months, I have been focusing upon in my journey as well, and I think I mentioned in one of my posts when I came to the realization that I truly did not handle negative changes well. I may strive to do my best, but ultimately the outcome may be out of my control. Knowing that I have put in the effort, and that sometimes positive outcome may occur, should be good enough.

Attempting to find peace with my current situation was integral to improving. If I'm not able to deal with my current stress and life, then adding a few nice things or events isn't going to change it dramatically. I have to extract some happiness and joy from what I currently have (albeit, my life is primarily work, transit, and duties right now... only "fun" time is a bit of TV while I eat dinner). Anything additional is simply gravy, and I'll extract additional happiness from that.

Keeping this perspective through tough times is going to be essential. It's already helped me out a bit, but I have to keep training my mind in order to secure this like a foundation to my mental health. There will be more difficult times ahead in life for all of us. Only time will tell how I end up practically handling it.

Hope this little thought will be of value to you as well.

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but I have to keep training my mind in order to secure this like a foundation to my mental health.

I think that this is something that people need to consider. Pretty much everything in our life we are going to lose over time, but as long as we have some thought function, we are able to improve it (even slightly) for the duration of our life. Even as we degrade with age, we can still improve based on the conditions we have.

Definitely, and it takes a lot of discipline to be able to reach our own personal peaks. It's quite difficult to maintain a high level of discipline over a long period of time, but as with everything else, takes practice.

And see, isn't it more valuable for you to comment thoughtfully too?

Sure, I find value in thoughtful comments. I would think that most people do. I don't really understand the question. 🤷‍♂️

because most of your comments look like this:

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So, I decided to address both your perspective and a couple of others in one post, since they were sort of tied together and happened around the same time. It's important that you do your due diligence, and this assessment of my comments was quite disingenuous and inaccurate, even if unintentional.

https://inleo.io/@freecompliments/addressing-my-integrity-due-diligence-and-delegation-for-vote-projects-7bp

No hard feelings. Most of us are here just trying to survive and make the best of our situations, even if we don't always agree on how to get there.