No.316787
>>316786basically the law of attraction.
No.316788
If you focus only on achievements, you will be unhappy. Instead, be curious and enjoy learning about yourself, your talents, and what doesn't work for you.
Taking the path of least resistance is actually pretty good, despite what the sigma grindset indoctrination wants you to believe. That doesn't mean you can succumb to brain rot and doom scrolling. A minimal, but organised life.
No.316790
>>316788I am a NEET with severe autism, so there is no such thing to my life.
No.316793
>>316786I can understand not finding optimism appealing, but you can still approach life from a new perspective.
I found spite to be a powerful motivator for me.
I've had people tell me to my face they don't believe in me, so I work hard to spite them.
It's not a positive mindset really, but it gets me moving.
No.316812
>>316786Which anxieties are ruling your soul right now?
No.316818
>>316812life after my parents die and the end of NEETdom.
No.320804
bump for positivity
take your vitamins, wizards
No.320812
>>316818lucky you
you can always keep asking ChatGPT for advice and PerPLX to write you little story also
No.321548
>>316818A random positive thought: electronics are cheap these days; you will probably get your niche as a "prompt engineer". Autist's experience should help you to shape well thought, logical prompts - something neurotypicals with fluid speech seem to struggle with.
No.321549
>>321548>Autist's experienceOh I don't think any positive application can be extracted from "Autistic experience"
No.321551
>>321549I always think is funny those delusional people that says "autism is my superpower" or "my high neuroticism or mental illness x is my super power", like bro, you have a disability, and it's called disability for a reason, the better route would be finding a way to minimize the illness effect on you.
No.321553
>>321551Because you zoomers were born at the worst time for nerds. There was a kernel of truth for that claim 15-20+ years back when not everything was automated and certain behavioural traits, generally associated with nerds/outcasts, were useful for certain tasks that normalfags either found boring or took a level of critical thinking and effort that was below their normalfag status.
Now that all those things are automated or the complexity has been taken out of the tasks, it's just a mental illness/disability with no upsides. It's even worse actually since back then nerds/outcasts didn't have normalfags claiming austism as a badge of honour.
No.321556
>>321549As an autist, I would not recommend the autistic experience
No.321557
>>321553Classic cope reply
No.321573
>>321557>Didn't even bother to read the post>Just needed to be "right"I'm not even all the way disagreeing with you, and even somewhat supporting your post. But you need to be win an internet argument.
No.321574
>>321573Point is, there's was never a age where having a disability was a net benefit, never was and never will be, the idea that autism was good back then is a cope plain and simple, nobody wants to working with a autistic person next to them, nor schizophrenia, drug addict or other types of mental issues.