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post 1670838983 11-07-2022, 09:36 PM
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Anyone deal with no motivation after accomplishing goals?

Worked really hard the past 3-4 years and smashed a bunch of goals and right now im feeling empty of motivation and ive become sloth as ****. what do?
post 1670840013 11-07-2022, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted By beansieweansie⏩
Worked really hard the past 3-4 years and smashed a bunch of goals and right now im feeling empty of motivation and ive become sloth as ****. what do?
Whatever you do, eat healthy. Legit my worst crutch is eating junk food.

Idk, I literally have no motivation either.
post 1670840093 11-07-2022, 10:10 PM
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My life pretty much lost all direction after I jumped off the education ladder. There's no real goals to grind for, the wage cage is just kind of a timekill now.
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post 1670840133 11-07-2022, 10:11 PM
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Surround yourself with motivated people who are more successful than you, join your local rotary club or chamber of commerce or professional organizations.
post 1670840223 11-07-2022, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted By JIA⏩
Surround yourself with motivated people who are more successful than you, join your local rotary club or chamber of commerce or professional organizations.
Thats a good idea but its hard to find who are successful in things i want to be successful in (i dont care about money). but i see how what you said can be applied to any form of work/self improvement
Originally Posted By iputyouatapoint⏩
Whatever you do, eat healthy. Legit my worst crutch is eating junk food.

Idk, I literally have no motivation either.
Diet is never a problem for me
Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
My life pretty much lost all direction after I jumped off the education ladder. There's no real goals to grind for, the wage cage is just kind of a timekill now.
same feels (srs)
post 1670840393 11-07-2022, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
My life pretty much lost all direction after I jumped off the education ladder. There's no real goals to grind for, the wage cage is just kind of a timekill now.
yup

sometimes I consider going back

but it costs WAY TOO MUCH so fuk it
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post 1670840673 11-07-2022, 10:37 PM
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The meaning of life isn’t the accomplishment of goals, but rather the pursuit of goals. Never stop chasing, and you’ll always feel fulfilled.

I used to think I would feel better once i got through an intense project at work so I could take a breather for a few days and relax, but as soon as the work crossed the finish-line, I would feel the most empty in the time between finishing the project load, and starting the newest task. The meaning/ fulfillment lies in the chase, that’s why it’s important to always have goals in place for yourself.
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