TheEnergizer
Don Juan
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Hey guys, just wanted to ask a simple yet important question that hugely affects all aspects of life:
what do you guys do to make yourself do something that takes balls? you know those times where you KNOW something you could do would have a positive outcome and theres nothing to lose, but something in you stops you? if youve gotten over this feeling, share it! cuz sometimes this happens to me, i overthink, i hesitate, i chicken out, whatever. i'm not talking about approach anxiety, thats seriously easy i dont see how people have problems with that in HS haha. i'm talking about doing something really fun or crazy once in a while, something you wouldnt normally do to make things more interesting, like singing, talking loud or cheering, dancing, whatever stuff like that without being high or whatever. know what i mean?
i know all those stuff are energetic, but i used to be shy, so even when i have lots of energy, i usually dont do crazy stuff like that, but would like to, however usually i'm not brave enough and something inside holds me back. i think i probably just think too much or something, which makes me hesitate. another thing is that i'm a lot more comfortable doing this around close friends.
sooo,, guys, what should i do? things i'm gonna try are:
more energy (especially when i wake up, when i believe its most important), focus more(think outside my head more, clear my mind of all logical and over-thinkage), force myself to do it, practice around friends and siblings, etc. ive also come up with this "soldier" way of thinking thing, where i predetermine whether i should do something, then tell myself to do it, then jsut "obey" and carry out that order without hesitation and without thinking about it at all like a soldier (in my mind). hmm i'm definitely going to test that one.
sooo any other suggestions? this is really one of my big sticking points right now which would be really nice if i could get over!
sorry for huge block of text, you probly know by now i do that alot.... Hey, gotta be thorough! (did i spell that right?)
what do you guys do to make yourself do something that takes balls? you know those times where you KNOW something you could do would have a positive outcome and theres nothing to lose, but something in you stops you? if youve gotten over this feeling, share it! cuz sometimes this happens to me, i overthink, i hesitate, i chicken out, whatever. i'm not talking about approach anxiety, thats seriously easy i dont see how people have problems with that in HS haha. i'm talking about doing something really fun or crazy once in a while, something you wouldnt normally do to make things more interesting, like singing, talking loud or cheering, dancing, whatever stuff like that without being high or whatever. know what i mean?
i know all those stuff are energetic, but i used to be shy, so even when i have lots of energy, i usually dont do crazy stuff like that, but would like to, however usually i'm not brave enough and something inside holds me back. i think i probably just think too much or something, which makes me hesitate. another thing is that i'm a lot more comfortable doing this around close friends.
sooo,, guys, what should i do? things i'm gonna try are:
more energy (especially when i wake up, when i believe its most important), focus more(think outside my head more, clear my mind of all logical and over-thinkage), force myself to do it, practice around friends and siblings, etc. ive also come up with this "soldier" way of thinking thing, where i predetermine whether i should do something, then tell myself to do it, then jsut "obey" and carry out that order without hesitation and without thinking about it at all like a soldier (in my mind). hmm i'm definitely going to test that one.
sooo any other suggestions? this is really one of my big sticking points right now which would be really nice if i could get over!
sorry for huge block of text, you probly know by now i do that alot.... Hey, gotta be thorough! (did i spell that right?)