Do This FIRST THING In The Morning To NEVER Be Lazy Again! | Mel Robbins 

True, but plenty are just really lazy and rely on their two-party puppet circus bully double-standards dictatorshittttt political system, or debunked religion or debunked material atheism, or their horrendous non-vegan lifestyle to fill their voids, causing further havoc. :3

And tons are addicted to the victim card mentality, and bragging harder than others about problems. Poor is a mindset and a class system, broke is temporary.

Procrastination is self sabotage. So, getting out of the loop is GOOD. 5 4 3 2 1

The thing i love the most about her is she is willing to reveal herself and be self depreciating.

You are into the liberal mentality. Poison.

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That thought actually occurred to me a little while ago too! To record a happy, positive, supportive greeting to myself of things I want and need to hear. Give you / your spirit what YOU need first thing in the morning. Great idea. Another method might be to read outloud a prewritten message to myself of the positive supportive things I need to remember and empower myself and set my intention with.

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Poppette they were, essentially, talking about empathy and compassion here. I wasn’t expecting racism to be part of this conversation either and I am sensitive to the weaponisation of the generational and ongoing pain and trauma that people identified as “black” experience. As I view this as destructive and manipulative. However, I think the topic was explored in a positive and helpful way here. I would encourage you to explore why you were so triggered by this x

@@heynicky1109 I am triggered by divisive topics being systematically infiltrated into every facet of life these days - it is divisive no matter how well intentioned one might be. Everyone deserves an outlet where they can get away from the many problems of society and daily life and the world at large. Imagine if you went to a yoga class and the teacher started talking about racism instead of teaching the yoga class. Does racism exist? Yes. Is a yoga class a place where ppl go to address the problems of racism that exist or is it a place where ppl go to seek some peace that every person deserves? There was no natural transition that you mentioned in this conversation. It literally came out of no where and was clearly an agreed upon topic that was going to be addressed in the last few minutes of this video. It's not a topic that CAN be address in the last few minutes of a 3 hour video so it seemed very left field and part of this seemingly all encompassing trend of virtue signaling whiplash which I didn't appreciate especially when she said everything is either "racist or anti-racist" like is that supposed to make the viewer feel like they're not doing enough? None of us are doing enough bc it's a complicated issue that can't be solved by virtue signaling for a few minutes. It honestly just made me feel like she felt she had to say something to stay relevant and not bc it is a sincere issue she cares about otherwise the discussion would have been longer than a few minutes. Especially when she said she worked and reported on all those stories about black ppl who got murdered. I mean she was up close and personal on that reporting in real time and she goes ahead and says the first time she actual felt something on a personal level was when her black coworker mentioned his son going to school in the south. Like really? That's the first time you considered what it might feel like to be black in America? Like that was either bs or a a clear red flag about her actual lack of empathy if she's reporting on these events and murders on a daily basis and that's when you finally felt something real? She just didn't seem genuine to me at least and maybe that's why it rubbed me the wrong way too.

I am a person of colour writing this. I believe a lot of people of colour make EVERYTHING about race. I was raised NOT to be defined by something as external as the colour of my skin, and not find my worth there. If someone out there has a problem with the colour of their skin, it is a "Them Problem", not a "Me Problem". I am tired of people of colour playing the race card when it is convenient for them. It seems a white person, especially cannot say anything about race because the white person, especially the white male has become the devil in this world. Not all of us people of colour use the colour of our skin as a handicap or play victim to it. Listen to AFRIKA BROOKS' interview with Steven (Diary of a CEO). Afrika is a black woman and she pretty much said what I am saying. The difference is when a white person says the same thing, they are denounced.

@@popette13 must be terribly inconvenient to happen across these types of conversations. How thoughtless and inconsiderate of them to pose a question about these tragic events. P.S. I don’t agree with your outrage at the realisation that accompanied a meaningful life experience. I don’t think was saying these murders didn’t appall her from the beginning. What she described is a new first hand insight into the way these types of events and racism in general affect the everyday lives of every day people - even those she knows - in all sorts of ways she never would have imagined. But I think you know that. I think you know you’re deflecting right now. What I recommended you do was to ask yourself certain questions. You don’t need to reply to me. I’m not owed a response or explanation. Do this all for yourself x

I agree- I'm so tired of these white liberals who don't have a clue. And he just nodded and agreed.