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I spent 26 years letting other people define me. Parents, partners, bosses, random internet opinions. I moulded myself into whatever version they needed. Then I had a breakdown that forced me to ask: Who the **** am I when nobody's watching? Turns out most of us never actually figure that out. We're too busy performing. Society rewards conformity. Your brain craves approval. This combo creates adults who've never spent real time understanding their own values, triggers, or patterns. We just react. We people-please. We chase goals that aren't even ours. The good news? Self-mastery isn't some mystical thing. It's pattern recognition plus intentional action. And...

We recently had a parent-teacher conference with my 4yo's preschool teacher. One of the things that stood out was her deep desire to be a helper. While her teacher encourages this where appropriate, she's also running into the fact that school is for her friends to learn and practice too. For example: If her friend is having trouble with scissors, it is great that she wants to help friend cut the shape, but it is more important for friend to practice the skill for themselves. We're pleased with how the teacher is coaching her on identifying when is a good time to help and what kind of help is wanted. That's all fine and dandy. However, we would like to help nurture and e...

Hi everyone! I’m a runner and a developer, and I’ve spent the last few months building **Runvia**, an AI-powered running coach. I launched it at the end of January and I’m looking for some "brutally honest" feedback from fellow runners. **What it does:** It’s not just a static calendar. It uses AI to analyze your performance (I'm currently integrating Strava and Garmin) and adjusts your future workouts based on how you actually performed, your fatigue, and your progress. **Why I’m here:** The app is live on the Play Store, but as a solo dev, it’s hard to see the blind spots. * Is the AI logic making sense for your goals? * Is the UI intuitive or too clutter...

# The Society man v the premier: When Daniel Andrews tipped Chris Lucas over the edge He is the Geelong boy who built a Toorak palace on grit and gourmet burgers. By Cassandra Morgan 15 min. read View original He reveals his team is looking at opening venues in the Middle East, Britain and the United States. “We’re having a bit of a go at all of those areas,” he tells me. A while later, I put to him one of the main criticisms of the Lucas Collective that I’ve seen in hospitality circles: effectively, that they don’t care about the “little guy”. Lucas appears confused, hurt. “Well, I don’t understand that because I grew up as a little Greek immigrant boy in Geelong, ...

Hi everyone! I’m a runner and a developer, and I’ve spent the last few months building **Runvia**, an AI-powered running coach. I launched it at the end of January and I’m looking for some "brutally honest" feedback from fellow runners. **What it does:** It’s not just a static calendar. It uses AI to analyze your performance (I'm currently integrating Strava and Garmin) and adjusts your future workouts based on how you actually performed, your fatigue, and your progress. **Why I’m here:** The app is live on the Play Store, but as a solo dev, it’s hard to see the blind spots. * Is the AI logic making sense for your goals? * Is the UI intuitive or too clutter...

Hi everyone! I’m a runner and a developer, and I’ve spent the last few months building **Runvia**, an AI-powered running coach. I launched it at the end of January and I’m looking for some "brutally honest" feedback from fellow runners. **What it does:** It’s not just a static calendar. It uses AI to analyze your performance (I'm currently integrating Strava and Garmin) and adjusts your future workouts based on how you actually performed, your fatigue, and your progress. **Why I’m here:** The app is live on the Play Store, but as a solo dev, it’s hard to see the blind spots. * Is the AI logic making sense for your goals? * Is the UI intuitive or too clutter...

Hi everyone! I’m a runner and a developer, and I’ve spent the last few months building **Runvia**, an AI-powered running coach. I launched it at the end of January and I’m looking for some "brutally honest" feedback from fellow runners. **What it does:** It’s not just a static calendar. It uses AI to analyze your performance (I'm currently integrating Strava and Garmin) and adjusts your future workouts based on how you actually performed, your fatigue, and your progress. **Why I’m here:** The app is live on the Play Store, but as a solo dev, it’s hard to see the blind spots. * Is the AI logic making sense for your goals? * Is the UI intuitive or too clutter...

So I’m feeling gleeful because I’ve been trying to get this bag the last couple of months but keep missing the restock . So I don’t know who else out there might need to hear this, but I know I did! The Large Black Maggie Tote in Embossed Leather is back in stock! Just bought mine online. Pay $279 retail instead of $500 resale! https://www.coachoutlet.com/products/maggie-tote-bag-in-signature-leather/CY672+IMBLK.html

Im looking for someone to fill the room in my 3bed 2bath apt Immediately or at least by March 1st. Rent is 1,275 but im willing to lower it $100 if need be! Requirements: Deposit first month’s rent, proof of income, willing to sign a 6month lease or longer, NO FURRY PETS. ***** & 420 friendly. My name is Anya (26) and my roommate is Syd (27). I enjoy cooking, gaming on my pc and read some spooky dark romance books! While Syd enjoys modeling, Ball room, and going out. I work at a retirement home at night! Syd is a gogo dancer and nanny. We do have a puppy named Paisley whos superr friendly and loves a cuddle session. We love to have a good weekly dinner together and catch up and ...

so i graduated last may and looking back i messed up my first laptop purchase pretty bad bought an asus vivobook freshman year for $450. seemed like a good deal at the time. had decent reviews, looked nice, fit my budget first semester was fine. then second semester i had a class that needed VMs and the thing could barely handle it. would freeze for like 30 seconds, fans going crazy, just painful to use ended up buying a used thinkpad for $320 sophomore year. so basically spent $770 total when i could've just bought the right thing from the start for like $600-700 anyway here's what i wish someone told me to actually look for before buying: **check what software your major act...

A little background, I’m a fashion TL at Walmart and it’s my first ever management position. I’m a generally shy, socially awkward person, but I like to work and stay busy and I like my department and enjoy the people I work with and I’m still currently trying to do better about how I word things and paying attention to my tone. Anyways the first thing that made me cry as a Team Lead, I thought I was doing so good in the position after a couple months working it and then I get pulled into the office by my supervisor and am told that someone had said that I was too blunt when giving instructions like I’m saying “do this, do that” despite how I’ve been trying to be nice about e...

Look, I get fixated on things-BAD. I went into a fragrance outlet and smelled a frag called Artemus Emerald by Luka Milano. LOVE it. Now here’s the thing, I don’t like buying a copy unless I absolutely do not like the main and the copy adds a twist. After a week of driving countless miles, I cannot find an Erba Pura bottle anywhere near me at any store that I can sample. Yes, I did end up ordering a decant and it’s on its way, but I still do want to know from the community more in depth reviews instead of just “it’s too strong” “it hurts my nose”. Is it floral at all? Is it heavy on candy? Fruit punch? I like (and purchased) Emerald anyway, because I like the creamy floral ...

Is this a good deal? Or just a regular deal?

Earlier in my shift, I needed coverage for my lunch break, but it took about three hours for someone to step in and help. OPD apparently got super backed up yesterday, and they pulled every single person in my department except me, leaving me to do all the work. For reference I work closing shift (2-11). It's valentines rush, everyone's getting something and running up to my location (electronics) wanting to check out back with me, causing issues because I'm not able to pull out ink or video games while I have a line of customers. I had been asking for assistance since around 4:00 PM or for someone to cover a 15 minute break, to no response. Despite having proof of those req...

I’m going today to purchase a $120 coach teri shoulder bag from someone off marketplace. I’m unsure if it is real or not and could use some help in figuring it out!! Fyi i’m not too concerned if it’s coach or coach outlet (if that even is a difference?) i just want it to be real!

Look, I spent years thinking smart people were just born that way. Like they had some genetic lottery ticket I didn't get. Turns out, that's complete bullshit. Intelligence isn't fixed. Your brain is literally plastic, rewiring itself based on what you feed it. After diving deep into neuroscience research, podcasts with actual experts, and books that aren't just self-help fluff, I realized being "smart" is less about IQ and more about habits. The system doesn't teach us this. Schools reward memorization, not critical thinking. Society glorifies busy work over deep work. No wonder most people feel stuck at their current intelligence level. Here's what ...

Look, I get fixated on things-BAD. I went into a fragrance outlet and smelled a frag called Artemus Emerald by Luka Milano. LOVE it. Now here’s the thing, I don’t like buying a dupe or a clone, unless I absolutely do not like the original and the dupe/clone adds a twist. After a week of driving countless miles, I cannot find an Erba Pura bottle anywhere near me at any store that I can sample. Yes, I did end up ordering a decant and it’s on its way, but I still do want to know from the community more in depth reviews instead of just “it’s too strong” “it hurts my nose”. Is it floral at all? Is it heavy on candy? Fruit punch? I like (and purchased) Emerald anyway, because I l...

Leon cleans dishes. Yellow rubber gloves. Headphones in. The dishes are those blue ceramic ones from Alton’s. Enamel so thin you can scratch it off with the rough side of the sponge. He bobs his head in time with the music. Yesterday, Leon nodded along to a political commercial about how black crime is skyrocketing under the current governor. Today, he nods long to a rap song about young men robbing a jewelry store. Allison is upstairs, left ****** exposed to cold wind from a cracked window and the desperate ******* of her daughter. She rocks in a recliner inherited from her grandmother. Her strongest memory of that grandmother is the time she leapt out of it to hit her on the bottom with...

Leon cleans dishes. Yellow rubber gloves. Headphones in. The dishes are those blue ceramic ones from Alton’s. Enamel so thin you can scratch it off with the rough side of the sponge. He bobs his head in time with the music. Yesterday, Leon nodded along to a political commercial about how black crime is skyrocketing under the current governor. Today, he nods long to a rap song about young men robbing a jewelry store. Allison is upstairs, left ****** exposed to cold wind from a cracked window and the desperate ******* of her daughter. She rocks in a recliner inherited from her grandmother. Her strongest memory of that grandmother is the time she leapt out of it to hit her on the bottom with...