Shoulda took those language lessons more seriously.
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Stoicism. The philosophical ideas of how to live a purposeful and good life.
Marcus Aurelius' "Meditations" really gave me perspective.
The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday is a great beginner sampler, and/or a way to keep it in your life when you donβt have an appetite for the βheavyβ stuff.
Lying can get you ahead in the immediate, but then youβre a liar, and liars lose friends and alienate people.
opposite for me. Sometimes it's better to lie about small details as to not bag down an unrelated conversation with "well actually it was my sister's boyfriend's mother's dogs uncle that told me that, not my sister's boyfriend's dogs aunt."
I also have autism and struggle with conversations so that's probs why.
The danger to me is its sorta impossible to lie without in some way believing it. The Costanza thing. It basically reduces your own ability to discern reality.
Really depends on the lies. Lies that get you ahead on life are typically not the same ones that tend to snger those you care about.
Empathy, Hurt people hurt people.
Go to therapy.
Therapy is maintenance (at the very least). If you haven't ever been to therapy, you're driving around without an oil change.
Take it sleazy. Not for everyone, but for some people the most productive way of getting stuff done is doing it with less effort. Don't go too fast and burn out
Double entry bookkeeping.
Who was committing fraud?
Dating lol
It's almost never too late to learn something.
I was today years old (20) when I realized to not rely on anyone for anything. You're on your own in this small little world.