Mage
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RE: The Official 2013 resolutions
- Stick to my workout schedule. Do not be so irregular.
- Achieve 100 consecutive pushups, then keep repeating them every other day.
- Eat less and more healthy
- Buy a new car
- Create and stick to a regular schedule of working on my webprojects I have in half-assed messy state
- Regularry practice Franch and German the two languages I am half-learned in.
- Achieve True player badge on this forum
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| 01-01-2013 08:44 AM |
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Nomad77
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RE: The Official 2013 resolutions
I intend to work on being more sexually aggressive. More than anything else this is probably my weakest point. Once I start receiving sexual IOIs from a girl I can quickly ramp up my sexual aggression but without them it's very difficult for me to do. (Ever bring a girl home and she's just sitting there on your sofa almost sexless?)
But most of the times you have to be the spark that starts the fire.
This post by Athlone explains why my resolution is so critical in the US:
/thread-10228-...#pid156658
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| 01-01-2013 06:30 PM |
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Farmageddon
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RE: The Official 2013 resolutions
Mine is to drink not drink alcohol.
I was totally sober for 4 months of last year and the first 3 months of 2012. I felt fucking amazing. I've never had any problems or gotten in trouble but I really feel like this addiction could consume me.
Last year my friend came into town to visit and we ended up going to 6 or 7 different bars and I got blackout drunk. On the way home I barely rear-ended a car about 1 block from my house. When I pulled over I told the guy, "I'm really sorry, I'll give you my information if you want me to pay for a repair I will even though there isn't any visual damage." He looked at me and said, "You've been drinking, haven't you?" So I replied with the typical, "I've had a couple, yeah. But there isn't any damage to your car." He said, "You wait right here, I'm calling the police." I told him, "Look, if you call the police, I'm leaving. I'm not getting a DWI over what is not even a fender bender."
He just kept saying, "I'm calling the police. You wait right here." So I got in my car and drove one block home. When I woke up in the morning I went to my local police department and I filed a report that basically said I tried to give my information to the guy but he got belligerent with me so I had to leave out of fear for me life but I wanted there to be a record of this happening because I was willing to pay for any damage because I was at fault. It was the last I ever heard of it.
I really thought that story would have been my wake up call and helped me to stop drinking but it only worked for about 6 months.
This new year I was driving home totally shitfaced when a cop pulled beside me and turned on his lights, I nearly shit a brick. But he pulled over the car in front of me.
Fuck, I've been so lucky to have never gotten a DWI.
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Cruisen_Chubby
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RE: The Official 2013 resolutions
(01-02-2013 02:39 PM)Farmageddon Wrote: Mine is to drink not drink alcohol.
I was totally sober for 4 months of last year and the first 3 months of 2012. I felt fucking amazing. I've never had any problems or gotten in trouble but I really feel like this addiction could consume me.
Last year my friend came into town to visit and we ended up going to 6 or 7 different bars and I got blackout drunk. On the way home I barely rear-ended a car about 1 block from my house. When I pulled over I told the guy, "I'm really sorry, I'll give you my information if you want me to pay for a repair I will even though there isn't any visual damage." He looked at me and said, "You've been drinking, haven't you?" So I replied with the typical, "I've had a couple, yeah. But there isn't any damage to your car." He said, "You wait right here, I'm calling the police." I told him, "Look, if you call the police, I'm leaving. I'm not getting a DWI over what is not even a fender bender."
He just kept saying, "I'm calling the police. You wait right here." So I got in my car and drove one block home. When I woke up in the morning I went to my local police department and I filed a report that basically said I tried to give my information to the guy but he got belligerent with me so I had to leave out of fear for me life but I wanted there to be a record of this happening because I was willing to pay for any damage because I was at fault. It was the last I ever heard of it.
I really thought that story would have been my wake up call and helped me to stop drinking but it only worked for about 6 months.
This new year I was driving home totally shitfaced when a cop pulled beside me and turned on his lights, I nearly shit a brick. But he pulled over the car in front of me.
Fuck, I've been so lucky to have never gotten a DWI.
There's a differenc between drinking alcohol and drinking and driving.
You better cut that shit out before you hurt yourself, or worse, someone else.
Seems like you're a tough learner though.
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| 01-03-2013 02:49 AM |
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All or Nothing
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RE: The Official 2013 resolutions
(01-01-2013 08:03 AM)Neil Skywalker Wrote: Alright guys, this is it. 2013. Time to start your resolutions.
Hell yeah. Also, for anyone who has trouble starting on something, or someone who does not believe they can achieve their goals, I suggest making a short list of affirmations and writing them down. I got this from reading Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle.
Here's my list:
"I am calm, cool & collected. I am fearless. I am in peak physical condition. I am focused. I am in control."
I know these sound kind of goofy, but I did this for a couple months and it made a noticeable difference. The whole idea of affirmations is that they tap into your subconscious. Then by tapping into your subconscious, you begin to believe that you are actually achieving your goals. It also is a daily reminder of what you are trying to achieve in life.
Also, it's even better to make your affirmations specific, and to visualize them happening on a daily basis. I will give couple of specific ones that I am including with the more general ones. Since I can carry out conversations pretty well now, but I still have a massive fear of rejection my affirmation would be: "I am asking 8 women a month out on a date." It is a basic goal that is not that hard to achieve, but it is realistic and would lead to personal progress for me.
Best of luck to you guys on your personal progress this year!
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| 01-04-2013 10:34 PM |
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STLmatic
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RE: The Official 2013 resolutions
Week late, fuck it.
body shit:
-Continue my weight loss. I graduated weighing 295, I'm currently at 265. I'd like to get to 230 by May. Hopefully I'll see abs by then.
- Keep my strength up. I slacked a lot in the weight room after football, I'd like to get my squat back to 500 (currently 455), bench back to 375 (currently 335), and set PRs in deadlift(600), and OHP (275).
- Earn my BJJ blue belt. Currently I have one stripe on my white belt.
languages:
- get fluent in Spanish - I plan on hitting salsa clubs and picking up fly latinas. I'm confident in my conversational Spanish but it's not where I want it to be.
- Learn basic Russian. I've started some Memrise exercises, the alphabet is already fucking with my head.
- Learn basic French, German. Between the Hacking Memrise courses and Duolingo, this should be doable.
career:
- keep stacking paper at my current job, keep eyes and ears open for potential upgrades (if any of you know good leads for engineers, holler)
- start a side business. I'm still in capital building mode, but I have a few ideas worth looking into further.
Good luck everyone and have a bitchin awesome 2013.
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| 01-08-2013 11:42 PM |
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