[ SECRET POST #3108 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3108 ⌋

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Comments

How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

...the first one what starts singing "Let it Go" help me G-d...

No, so, seriously, when you are majorly stuck and trying to get unstuck, what do you do?

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

This might help: http://lifehacker.com/5436362/how-to-remove-super-glue-from-practically-anything

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

*snerk* tyvm, that's what I needed! (OP)

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

I break down.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

When writing, I either punch someone in the face, shoot someone in the chest, or blow something up. Works every time.

In life? I make a list, then pick something from it and just do it.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

...I started reading the first sentence as the things you do, as opposed to what you write about.

"Anon shot a man in Reno, just to write this line."

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

If it's something small and self-contained and can wait a while, I just go do something else instead so that I can get re-energised and feel accomplished about that instead of banging my head against the wall of the other thing over and over again.

If it's a big life thing that absolutely has to be done, I pick one relatively small self-contained part of the big thing, and just do that, on its own, and let myself feel proud of that. Then take a little break, and pick another small part of it, and do that, and so on until they either aggregate into the big thing, or else I've picked up enough momentum from the small things that I can do bigger bits as a whole now. Just nibble around the edges until you get your speed up and the thing itself looks smaller because you've done little bits of it.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

Defy gravity?

... sorry.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

One step at a time.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Beta blockers seem to be helping me this month.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[caerbannog]

Depends on what I'm moving forward from?

But a lot of my moving forward has been making a decision around if this is something I push my head down and wait it out (assholes at work), something I go around/find a different way (ie didn't meet uni requirements so I went to tafe and got a bridging certificate) or something I move forward from by turning around and leaving (toxic friends). Time is always a consideration but I have to consider if I'm not so much pushing forward than beating my head on a brick wall.

Re: How do you move forward, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

Anything. Seriously, anything. Make progress on something.