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Indeed so, your thoughts ultimately shape your reality (or at least your perception of it) so be mindful of them.
The human brain, a great servant but a bad master.
Passive agression rewires your brain for posting on forums.
I do have to acknowledge this forum for showing me what my poor wife has had to endure with all my past negative transgressions. It's really a downer to be constantly bombarded with nothing but whining and complaining.
I've actually changed my own behavior to be much more mindful about how these patterns of complaint can not only be detrimental to your own psyche, but also damaging to those around you, infected with your spewing vitriol.
So... thanks Audiobus forum!
An inspiring (and successful) musician friend of mine turned me on to a book called 'The Path of Least Resistance' by Robert Fritz. While worth reading, it can be summarized easily: focus on what you want to see rather than focusing on what's wrong.
Those are wise words my good man!
What if what I want to see is something flawless?
Guide with tact.
"Don't believe everything you read on the internet." -Abraham Lincoln
Mood is as contagious as a cold http://miami.cbslocal.com/2017/09/22/mood-health-depression-study-friends/
So, um, don't believe you?
Edit: Oh shit, I just got the joke. Slaps forehead.
Reminds of this quote, from a random Twitter user
i sent this article awhile back to my girlfriend...mistake.
All that pollution, it keeps me snug and warm throughout the cold winter, it's a good thing.
When I feel a good moan coming on (mainly because of my dislike of Capitalism), I go fishing
What a load of gibberish.
As for complaining or getting stressed about stuff, the best advice I've been given is this:
If it's something you can't control, leave it. Let it go.
Complaining about stuff you can control though - paying for something that doesn't work, for example, is a positive, proactive, constructive action. It makes you feel better, might solve the problem, and could also benefit others.
I'm not a fan of the smiley, happy, snowflake, whatever culture. Once you start accepting any old crap and second class treatment you'll find your quality of life and legal rights have deteriorated faster than you can say Noel Edmunds.
Or worse. Check out the history books.
Completely agree. If you blindly accept everything, you become an easy target to be taken advantage off.
But complaining still is not by long shot the opposite of blindly accepting everything. Indeed it is, in my opinion, the blindly-accepting-everything-but-I-complain-so-I-ain’t-that-blind-and-this-soothes-my-heart. But at the end of the day you’ve just complained a lot and everything is ready to start fresh the day after with the same issues and same complaints to be made and so on
Complaining is the result of not being able to accept the fact that nothing is nor ever will be totally perfect...
No, no ,no. Complaining on its own is like pissing in the wind. Needs to be backed up by, for example - withholding custom, publicising problems so that others get on board, votes of no confidence, sack the board, suing for compensation and so on.
Isn't that a work in progress?
Someone had their feelings hurt.
Re-wired!
Captain obvious I know .
The important takeaway for me is that complaining (and the resulting negative mindset) hinders your own capacity for enjoying things that are good/fine/nice/enjoyable. In the end your paranoia ("everything must be driven by evil conspiracies against ME!") gets in the way of your own enjoyment of life.
Don't accept everything blindly, but also don't lose sight of what's worth enjoying.
I'm not a fan of the smiley, happy, snowflake, whatever culture. Once you start accepting any old crap and second class treatment you'll find your quality of life and legal rights have deteriorated faster than you can say Noel Edmunds.
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Exactly. There are many great things in life to celebrate, and lots of things not worth complaining about. But sometimes, we have to stand up.
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Wise words.
Or the first step in getting some that can be, fixed. Or getting what you’ve paid for. Or ensuring an injustice is accounted for.
Most of us are living in a time and environment, where we can enjoy comparative freedom and wealth like never before. Comfortable lifestyles that only the rich and connected previously had access to. Civil liberties and legal rights have been hard fought, and lives have been lost upholding them. That could all come tumbling down very, very quickly if people roll over and accept what they’re given without question or complaint. Maybe it’s already begun.
A complaint is a formal statement that something isn’t as it should be. It’s not moaning or whining for the sake of it, or wanting something you’re not entitled to. The first step in seeing if things can be improved.
For me that’s a positive thing, and if my enjoyment of something is already tainted then it can only make things better.
The fundamental bottleneck is rarely the imperfect thing/situation but having personal accountability and the self-awareness to know how much the complaining is affecting you vs how much you are affecting it. Chronic complaints are low leverage and make one weak.
Venting is cathartic.
If you keep problems to yourself and just walk away, you will eventually run out of places to go.