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It may seem daunting to start changing your life for the better, to begin a path towards fulfillment in life (not happiness, happiness is the result of fulfillment), but it is possible as sure as the flow of time allows. The hardest part is getting the ball rolling, so to speak. A small amount of willpower can come from the decision to make a change. If you have any amount of income over what you need to survive, get yourself a personal trainer and start lifting small weights. This will remove the desire to spend money on poor quality food and alcohol as you will want your progress to continue. It will only take a month to notice changes in your health, both mental and physical, and this is the strongest motivation to continue. With the free time and energy which results from a healthier lifestyle, and the self confidence and esteem which grows larger as your body transitions to a more attractive form, and your health continues, your social relations and willingness to get outside will increase. Couple this with how you now look down on people who spend no effort on their health and wellbeing like you used to, and this is yet more motivation to continue. You will soon find you have so much free time and energy from a newfound routine of working out, a clearer mind, better sleep, that you will be able to pick up new hobbies and interests easily. This opens the door to meeting people with similar interests and hobbies - the only way to meet new people in a fulfilling way.
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Just as your muscles first ached, social interaction will be awkward. But just as you couldn't lift at first, you will see your social interaction increase. You will notice that others, like you used to be, are more awkward than you now. This is a great motivator to continue to be social. You will also realise how social interaction is an important part of mental health, but mostly, you will be more exposed to the world in general, and all it has to offer. Your hobbies will pull you outside. The people you now have a relationship with will help you attain what you need, and you will receive the pleasure of helping them. Time flies by fast, and within 6 months you will notice your life has improved in every way. Every difficulty of life will be met with the enthusiasm that comes with knowing that overcoming a lack of willpower is a snowball effect, with more strength and willpower and discipline becoming what you now want to attain. You'll realise that if you started this years ago, you'd be much better off. But never blame yourself for what you did in the past. You always only do what you believe is best. But what you believe is best doesn't need to hurt. Just get out there and start lifting small weights with a professional who will help you achieve the maximum result for the effort, and this is the first step in an ever unfolding path towards whatever you want. Come on robots, save a few hundred dollars that you were going to spend on that new PC, and get the ball rolling. You won't regret it - and if you decide to relapse back into degeneracy, at least you will have the knowledge and experience that comes from knowing you tried, and if in the future you decide to try again, it will be that much easier now that you know how.
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Everything we know can be described as a function of a wave. Now do you want the wave to propel you along, effortlessly? Start paddling to catch it, and once you're on it you'll glide along the surface, not struggle for breath between sets. Peace
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Thank you for this words
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