When I was school and college I used to do this all the time. Sometimes I had a day of not a couple hours and I whip out a multi page essay/report with citations and everything and get a B if not an A but usually an a B. But that would usually because of formatting issues that I never fixed
This segment legit inspired me to take steps for my exercise and creative goals. Been feeling insecure about my figure for about a year now and it's been getting worse these past weeks. But knowing Slime had a moment like this and decided to make a change really got me fired up. Yesterday i spent an hour working on songs after my singing lesson and today after work i have my first session at a local gym. wish me luck!
TL;DR: Do you have any tips to trick yourself into committing to a healthier lifestyle? Okay boys, drop your tips for healthier lifestyle under this comment. I'm a Stinky 230, been trying to cut down to at least 200 by next year, but it's so hard for me to stay consistent. I'm relatively healthy; I stay active, play sports recreationally and I even coach kids as a side gig. My biggest thing is when I try to make a bigger lifestyle change, I keep it up for a few days and then something happens and it's too difficult to keep up with the change and I backslide. I suck at motivation and sticking to a new routine. I've been trying to introduce his habits into my life slowly: calorie counting on MyFitnessPal, consistent weekly exercise, cooking better food and smaller portions for myself, cutting out too much sugar. But I get like a week in and then I crack, I binge, I get meals out, I buy candy. This is like the umpteenth time in the past two years I've been trying to stay the course, but I always slip up because that's easy. I've made small changes that have stuck, like I used to drink soda all the time and now I sometimes get it as a little sweet treat snack, but usually avoid it altogether. I can smaller changes stick, but these larger habits are proving tough to break. I would love to just be able to commit to a God Mode Summer but I know I wouldn't last a week. What helps you stay motivated, or what did you add that made it easy to stick to your plan?
I don't play smash- well i do, but not competiviely- but Ive gone to many tournaments and even entered a few (to get destroyed) and its always a blast. I go with my friends and its always super fun! Its so fun to get to know players, and the community as a whole. I encourage people to try anything, no matter how good you are, how are you going to regret trying?
Unreasonably long comment about similar feelings incoming, if anyone is interested: I think that I, to some small extent, can understand where Aiden's strong emotions were coming from. What I'm about to describe isn't supposed to imply that Aiden handled this like a child, AT ALL, it's just that over the last 20+ years I have become much more relaxed about competition and haven't been as invested in any competitive activities anymore. However, when I was like less than 10 years old I used to play table tennis at a club (Europe, where competitive sports are mostly organized through clubs, instead of school and college). Only mentioning table tennis because it is usually a 1v1 sport, not a team sport, just like Melee. According to my father (who used to be really good and often trained with me) and my trainers, I was quite talented and became pretty good for my age rather quickly. So, I put a lot of pressure on myself whenever I faced off against anyone. I thought that I should win, always. Back then I was fiercely competitive, if I cared about something and whenever I lost, I had no one to share the blame with. This meant that I had either played below the abilities I knew I had or that no matter what I did, my opponent was just better than me. Both scenarios made me so incredibly furious that I just couldn't handle it, because I had let myself down. Either because I had played below my potential or I was simply not good enough. What followed multiple times were tears of sheer frustration. Aiden's tears seemed to come from a place of sadness and frustration, while mine were more a mixture of uncontrolled anger and frustration, so it's not the same of course (not even taking age into account), but I remember all too well that helpless frustration about a negative outcome, where you feel like you really let yourself down and now you can't do anything about it anymore. Anyway, I love that he is so mature and genuinely confident that he can be vulnerable in public / around his friends (who also handled this situation like champs) and remains so open and honest, instead of brushing off how he really feels. The Yard is hilarious, but moments like these make them loveable on top of that. Love these guys, as much as a total stranger can. I'd be really surprised if anyone ever read all of this. Might as well have opened this comment with "Dear diary...". 😂
In a moment of weakness I switched from a glorious claymore only build to a great shield spearpoke build for final boss and I'm ashamed that it only took me 2 tries after I did that. I've robbed myself of the feeling of taking claymore only across the finish line. Phase 2 would just melt me in 3 seconds every time though, I wasn't video games enough.
