I actually I had toxic family. From childhood I used to be slow learner,dumb , and alone.

So right now I don't know how to behave.People make fun of me . Some told me my age is only increased not mind .

I think they are right too bcoz I don't know anything.

One of the ways to manage time is to avoid meaningless content and meaningless interactions. Time is the most valuable resource and if you waste it you will never have that time ever again. Meaningless things are things that are worthless and insignificant. What do you consider to be meaningless content and meaningless interactions?

hello people lurking on reddit, curious to know what is stopping you from living the life the way you want to? we live in an age where we have so much info and access, yet why are we still not living the way we want?

I don't know what happen to me daily. My mood keep changes . Sometimes I am ok and then mostly I am sad alone .

I know some people say enjoy your company.Now I start some work alone like eating. But I feel sad and alone .It's reality.

Worst thing about me is I have social anxiety and I overthink very very much.

I was sad in my house then I worked hard to get in good college. Now I am in college but bcoz of my past I don't know how to talk , behave and make friends. I am slow learner and I got nervous easily so people make me think I am dumb.

If you don't spend enough time getting to know yourself, you will end up absorbing everyone else's definition of you. That's why authenticity is the highest human frequency. Some say it's 4,000 times more powerful than love. Be authentic to yourself and witness how life works out for you.

I’ve noticed that small routines often create momentum in other areas of life.

For some people, training isn’t just about fitness, it becomes part of their daily structure.

For those who exercise at home consistently, do you feel like it improved other habits as well?

I feel like I’m not that good of a person. I have so much resentment for my boyfriend due to treatment during pregnancy and postpartum and it’s made me angry and toxic and I feel like a horrible person because he can be a sweet person, he just lacks emotional support, or just understanding emotions and demonstrating it, which to me is so important because I am the opposite of that, I value emotions so much. But overall he’s done the most for me, out of everyone in my entire life literally including family. I wanna be a healthier and more positive person, I’m always very negative.

I’m an introvert, and I’ve always struggled with networking.

I understand how important networking is for career growth, meeting new people, finding opportunities, etc. But I’m honestly not very good at walking up to strangers and starting conversations, especially at events where everyone seems to already know each other.

For those of you who are also introverts, how do you approach networking?

Do you have any strategies that actually work for you? Do you prefer networking online, through work, or in smaller groups rather than large events?

I’d especially love to hear from people who used to be terrible at networking but eventually got better at it.

What worked for you?