Hoppipolla
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This is what I've been finding with myself recently.
That if you try and try to do constructive things and it never seems to yield any meaningful results, eventually it becomes harder and harder to do them.
It's a logical conclusion for the subconscious to make I think. Why expend energy on things that don't yield results? Even just sitting around playing video games or getting lost in thought might ultimately yield better results than just repeating the same thing over and over again even though every time it doesn't improve your life and is probably unpleasant to do, too.
I just wondered if anyone else could relate to this.
I don't know what the solution is. I suppose it depends how much you rationally agree with your subconscious about its conclusion.
That if you try and try to do constructive things and it never seems to yield any meaningful results, eventually it becomes harder and harder to do them.
It's a logical conclusion for the subconscious to make I think. Why expend energy on things that don't yield results? Even just sitting around playing video games or getting lost in thought might ultimately yield better results than just repeating the same thing over and over again even though every time it doesn't improve your life and is probably unpleasant to do, too.
I just wondered if anyone else could relate to this.
I don't know what the solution is. I suppose it depends how much you rationally agree with your subconscious about its conclusion.