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I have the same mag too but it's from 2014 tho. Seen like they just added the Bron section.Copped from Barnes & Noble
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the thread about nothing...
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Sonny Corinthos
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PM me her information . I can drive to Long Island and take her to Red Lobster this Sunday
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I’ve been slacking this past week and a half and I feel as though I’m fighting myself with dealing with distractions. I realized I’ve kept putting off this task of continuing my self study for this career move. Can’t be complacent and comfortable where I’m at because honestly everyday I come into work and tell myself “another day of doing the exact same thing i did yesterday, and tomorrow is no different”. Just now it hit me I have to do this not only for myself to keep my sanity, but also for my fiancée and baby girl. Soon as I head out of work getting back on it and grinding harder than ever. Wanted to rant a little so I can come back to this post that serves a reminder of an uphill battle with myself.
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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I think it’s an outdated practice that serves little to no benefit. Chopping off your natural wee wee skin. Just really makes no sense when you break it down but it’s one of those things that we’ve been led to believe is the norm.
6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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You got it fam.
Motivation and dedication comes in spurts, sometimes you fall off the tracks a little bit but you’re sharp enough to realize it and be truthful with yourself.
Go get it.
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Everything you said I feel the same way, I had hour long conversation with my homeboy about this "forward progression" im trying to pursue but where I'm at in My workplace and thier policies has too many limitations that I don't see myself progressing it's just having a steady job to take care of myself and the necessities in life.
I know you said your getting the ball rolling by doing programming and have a desire to get into IT. Set that target date/month where you know you have to meet it. This might allow you challenge yourself for the better to reach that goal.
We all get distracted it's how your handle self control so you won't shelve your ideas or long terms plans.
Good luck for real.
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How did I miss thisWhy in the hell do they got Lebron finals record 5-3
With 6 league MVPs and keeping rings off some of the greatest to ever playJordan is still head and shoulders above Kobe & LeBron, honestly.
Two 3-peats and 6 finals MVPs. Pure greatness
Name please
I know thats the weekday lineup but I miss saturday cartoons
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To be honest, most people say all that positive hoopla above and it never really goes anywhere. If you are focused on the goal or the destination it’s very hard for most people to make the small day to day changes that require getting there. Oddly enough, the less pressure you put on yourself the more likely you will end up doing it.
Like you said, you have a job that pays the bills. The more you enjoy it the more energy you’ll have when you leave work. Don’t necessarily set any goal for what you’ll do after work but make it easy to say yes to whatever you want to do. Put the books/materials you need in your work bag and just have them with you. If you feel good you’ll stop by a cafe/library/WeWork and study when you genuinely want to learn. Forcing yourself to do it makes the result and not the process important .
Facts, went from a sub 3.0 GPA student in undergrad to graduating summa cum laude in my masters program + passing all professional exams on the 1st try and landing a great job when I made this mental switch. Stopped being so damn hard on myself and stopped focusing on goals and results. Got myself into the habit of doing the smallest stuff (like making my bed) create the momentum of feeling good about accomplishing things push me to study learn and crush it.
Being able to achieve things is never about goals and always about energy. If you’re drained by expectations, by negativity of your current situation, and by competitive standards it’s human nature to fight any changes because you honestly just don’t have the energy to handle it anymore.
Like you said, you have a job that pays the bills. The more you enjoy it the more energy you’ll have when you leave work. Don’t necessarily set any goal for what you’ll do after work but make it easy to say yes to whatever you want to do. Put the books/materials you need in your work bag and just have them with you. If you feel good you’ll stop by a cafe/library/WeWork and study when you genuinely want to learn. Forcing yourself to do it makes the result and not the process important .
Facts, went from a sub 3.0 GPA student in undergrad to graduating summa cum laude in my masters program + passing all professional exams on the 1st try and landing a great job when I made this mental switch. Stopped being so damn hard on myself and stopped focusing on goals and results. Got myself into the habit of doing the smallest stuff (like making my bed) create the momentum of feeling good about accomplishing things push me to study learn and crush it.
Being able to achieve things is never about goals and always about energy. If you’re drained by expectations, by negativity of your current situation, and by competitive standards it’s human nature to fight any changes because you honestly just don’t have the energy to handle it anymore.
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Yeah I’m aiming for March 2019 to start applying for jobs but I’ve also set incremental goals starting today. My boy even told me just 1-2 hours a day is enough. Even if i push just 5 lines of code and read something for 10 minutes in a day (more is definitely doable) I’m keeping my mind active and refreshed. In hindsight everything I’ve learned so far I’ve received really well I’d say, i just have to practice, practice, practice. I know this will pay off so much though in the long run.
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Thought only Jewish people did this, this definitely ain't common from what I've seen
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75% of dudes in the US are cut but numbers are falling to roughly 50% of newborns getting the procedure.
Outside of the US it’s not nearly as common and mostly a Jewish practice.
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Wish I wasn't cut. Had no choice since my parents decided to mutilate me as a newborn
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Newsweek something else...I have the same mag too but it's from 2014 tho. Seen like they just added the Bron section.
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I had no idea wow. Adult movies don't really depict that huge number though
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From what you’ve SEEN? How many dicks you looking at?
everysingletime
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You guys who aren't cut enjoy ******? I imagine it's like having a second condom on. I imagine that's not fun
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The only time my foreskin covers my dickhead is when I’m soft and shriveled. Once you get hard it peels back behind the head and only comes up a little bit. When pulled in that direction.
Yes I know, descriptive. We all adults tho.
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Uncircumcised heathens
Ol’ anteater piece havin dudes
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