Hi I'm not really an expert but I was wondering if there was a better way to cut a large 1000 page college text book into chapters hassle free. The only idea I can think of is cutting it then clamping each chapter with a large binder clip.
Obviously a bit paranoid of a possible detachment in the future. But exercise is also important for mental and general health.
My list is a bit on the paranoid side but wanted to hear other perspectives.
Currently doing
- walking
- hike (max 2-3 hrs to avoid dehydration)
- stationary biking
Considering
- swimming with large snokel goggles
- dry sauna
Want to do but paranoid
- jogging
- dumb bell weight lifting
Definitely not
- any contact sports
- any ball sports including golf
- sprinting
- heavy weight lifting
- upsidedown yoga
- anything bending
I just feel like walking and stationary biking might not be enough. Or maybe it is?
I have to read some college textbooks but tired of looking at my monitor and the printer books are really thick. I have a Kindle paperwhite but the text on pdfs are obviously too small and blurry. Colour would be nice too for diagrams. Mostly read on the train bus maybe sometimes on desk and bed.
There's so much options please help me choose. I really want to avoid buying a reader and it turns out too hard to read small text or blurry diagrams
Hi I'm hoping someone who started their own business can help me out of this mindset. Or maybe have some advice on what I'm going through.
I know logically that you have to own your own business, it makes logical sense, the math makes sense, it's correct. I also know logically that if I keep working on it it might be emotionally hard short term but makes sense long term.
But emotionally, I can't seem to do it. I can't just quit my job and do it full time even though I know there is a chance it might work. Even though I don't have kids and I have a lot saved up and built something in what little energy I have after work (I commute 2-3 hrs daily) that made a little money (but no where near my salary), half of me wants to quit and pursue this full time but another half says that's stupid and if I quit and it doesn't work out I'll never be able to get back a decent job. But idk why, maybe I'm too scared too? Maybe I can't stand the social pressure of not having a job? Where I live people see entrepreneurs as failures until proven, mostly just messing around unemployed. My family went crazy at me, shouting and mocking me when I discussed the idea of quitting and doing a startup, so I don't really have people around me that understands.
Also the problem I worry about is that if I quit then I might get too stressed and anxious and not be able to think clearly and just panic about the future and start job searching instead of working on the product.
I guess I'm really struggling between three paths.
A: I keep the status quo, I keep my full-time job and long commute and work a couple of hours in the weekend if I'm not exhausted. I either work on the project or study/prepare for better jobs.
B: I quit and pursue the project full time.
C: I quit and pursue getting a better job full time.
I know most people will say A, but, I did that for almost three years already, I'm tired and the pace of progress might be too slow to get me anywhere... And it seems like even though I know my time is limited I'm still trying to pursue getting a better job and the startup simultaneously and I mean that's just not going to work right? Doing 3h each every week is not going to get me anywhere in a reasonable timeframe.
I mean hypothetically if I was a robot that just works and had no emotional worries then B or C will make sense. So maybe my employee (I must always be employed=safe) mindset is holding me back.
Any advice or your thoughts would be appreciated thank you.
Especially in front of the red pillar with the sign.