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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  One interesting idea you can try is to decide what kind of game you're playing -- RPG, puzzle, action, adventure, racing, etc. You're the game architect if you want to be. |
I find this to be one of the best articles you've written so far, comprehensively anyways. I've passed it on to a bunch of people because it's very easy to identify with, at least in my 'circle of friends.'
It's also helped me lighten up a bit in terms of purpose and such, realizing that I shouldn't care so much what other people think as long as I'm working towards helping others and being happy. (re: career & relationship choices as well as free time choices)
It made me take up skateboarding again, and I realized how great of exercise it is too! I know it doesn't seem like a life sport, but if I don't push myself to outrageous limits I'm sure it can be!
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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina The analogy has its limits of course, but personally I find it helpful for keeping things in perspective, such that I feel empowered to take action rather than overwhelmed by circumstances. |
What limits do you see? Please enlighten me so I don't get a headache trying to think about limitations!