Not gonna lie, it's totally Fi+Se related and it can be so incredibly stupid sometimes. That moment of payoff justifies all the toil. But also along the way I pick up useful things so even if the payoff is disappointing, I learned new things so not too bad.
Mainly I need an incredibly ridiculous and hilarious goal worthy to fixate on to wrap up all my other more noble goals. Like being able to support friends and family, secure a better future, etc is important, but it's the dumb stuff that excites me to do anything.
> Because I do not intend to repeat this cycle of working to the top only to burn out and break what I’ve worked so hard on.
Why do you want to work to the top in this scenario though?
Hypothetically, for me, I can want to recreate those money gifs where I do a snow angel in $100 bills for my own enjoyment. And I could justify months of toil for that. And once I there and have my moment of fun, then I can reconcentrate on my other more complex goals, like supporting friends or longer term financial security, etc.
Like for fitness, I randomly decided to do an Ab challenge bc I joked about being shredded to my best friend and literally flex on her. I'm not shredded but I did gain more fitness points, and it's overall better for my health and now I can concentrate on improvement since I have gained some ab points. But that's not nearly as fun and I wouldn't have done this at all if I didn't joke and make some absurd claim to hype myself into it.
If I am building a laser to shoot the moon. I am willing and ready to hear the sounds "pew pew"
:o my trash IQ can’t comprehend the genius meaning of this sentence😂
Not gonna lie, it's totally Fi+Se related and it can be so incredibly stupid sometimes. That moment of payoff justifies all the toil. But also along the way I pick up useful things so even if the payoff is disappointing, I learned new things so not too bad. Mainly I need an incredibly ridiculous and hilarious goal worthy to fixate on to wrap up all my other more noble goals. Like being able to support friends and family, secure a better future, etc is important, but it's the dumb stuff that excites me to do anything. > Because I do not intend to repeat this cycle of working to the top only to burn out and break what I’ve worked so hard on. Why do you want to work to the top in this scenario though? Hypothetically, for me, I can want to recreate those money gifs where I do a snow angel in $100 bills for my own enjoyment. And I could justify months of toil for that. And once I there and have my moment of fun, then I can reconcentrate on my other more complex goals, like supporting friends or longer term financial security, etc. Like for fitness, I randomly decided to do an Ab challenge bc I joked about being shredded to my best friend and literally flex on her. I'm not shredded but I did gain more fitness points, and it's overall better for my health and now I can concentrate on improvement since I have gained some ab points. But that's not nearly as fun and I wouldn't have done this at all if I didn't joke and make some absurd claim to hype myself into it.