Ramon Almanzar Jr

Being unhealthy is painful, being healthy is painful, having no relationships is painful, having relationships is painful, being lazy is painful, working really hard is painful. It's just different flavors of pain. So you might as well pick the flavors of pain that are gonna help you and give you a better set of life

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You must develop the ability to be disliked in order to free yourself from the prison of other peoples’ opinions.

Your greatest (and only) enemy is your own mind.

What have you been avoiding through over-planning or telling yourself that you’re not ready yet? What would you lose by simply starting anyway? If the answer is “not much,” then guess what? Start anyway. Newsletter on procrastination is out: mrk.mn/3xxPzKe

The point isn’t to always be right or wrong… it’s to gain an understanding. The world is fucking weird and confusing and the moment we stop challenging our own thinking is the moment everything gets worse.

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I'm not crying, you're crying.

Hope for the best. Prepare for the worst. Expect nothing. Savor everything.

What You Can Never Change: 1. The past 2. The world 3. Other people What You Can Always Change: 1. Your attitude 2. Your assumptions 3. Your beliefs

1/ 6 Truths We Should All Agree On... 1. Knowing something is much easier than living it. 2. Every time you think your life is over, it's not. Keep living. 3. Sometimes it doesn't matter whose fault it is.

Focus on what you can control. Fuck the rest.

Patience wins in an impatient world.

People get addicted to feeling offended because it gives them a high—that sense of moral superiority, even if caused by anger, secretly feels good.

We don't always control what happens to us. But we always control how we interpret what happens to us, as well as how we respond.

1/ A few uncomfortable truths we all need to accept: - Things never end up as good as you hope, but they never turn out as bad as you feared, either. - It's better to fail at something than regret never trying. - No one is responsible for your happiness but you.

You don’t build psychological resilience by feeling good all the time. You build psychological resilience by getting better at feeling bad.

STOP LIVING BASED ON: - Other people's opinions - Fear of failure - Emotional scraps - Comments on your tweets START LIVING BASED ON: - Your terms - Lessons learned from mistakes - Respect and support - More vegetables

Success is waking up in the morning and being happy. - Happy Hermit Crab

Fighting your demons won’t make them go away—it will make them stronger. The only way to get rid of your demons is by accepting them, befriending them, maybe play some Connect Four with them. You cannot destroy the darkest parts of yourself. You can only integrate them.