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Apologizing for being gone for so long. I’ve been so busy with real life things my simblr got put on the back burner. I have started playing just for fun again, and am thinking about restarting with a new legacy save, as my Westbrooks save somehow got overwritten. Just haven’t fully committed to restarting yet. Should I? 🙃
Just tried to load my game and I think I might cry. I have no idea what to do or how to fix this...any advice is appreciated? I’ve tried googling it but it didn’t really give me a clear answer on how to fix it, I can’t have my legacy save corrupted already 😭💔
Motivational Theory
Similar to the law of conservation of mass that states matter cannot be created nor destroyed, I wonder if only X amount of motivation exists in the universe. Individuals who are highly motivated are bound to have an "off" day in which they have little motivation. Perhaps this balances out with the number of motivated days experienced by individuals with normally low motivation.
Although, I doubt there is a fixed amount considering the population rate continues to increase and the human race in general seems to continue on with motivation - at least enough to reach space, explore the deep depths of the sea, gain control over communicable disease, develop robots, etc.
Then, perhaps there is a specific percentage of motivation allotted to the species to account for population growth. For instance only 80% of all humans can be motivated at one time. Still, motivation cannot be created nor destroyed, simply transferred.
Whatever the case, all I know is that someone has overstay their welcome in borrowing my motivation - I want it back!
Releasing...
Each day, multiple times per day your body systematically gets rid of anything it doesn't need. How then, is it so difficult for us to do the same either psychologically or with physical things? Think about it, how many items do you have in a closet, junk drawer or basement that you have not used in the past 6 months? How many times have you become upset again by the same daunting issue or emotion?
Us humans tend to accumulate so much within our homes and our hearts when our natural body is constantly cleaning out and removing that which doesn't serve its host. When it comes to separating even from a single item we toggle with deciding if it is something we actually want or need. I'm sure you have said to yourself, "I might need this someday."
How often do you think your digestive system uses that excuse? Never unless you are in starvation mode. Rather it TRUSTS that tomorrow, it will get the nutrients it needs. I doubt that any of our closets, junk drawers, file cabinets or storage spaces are starving. So why don't you take a few minutes in this new year to release that which doesn't serve you today? ... Your body just did last time you where on the John. ;-)
Copyright Stephanie Travers - Make Health Practical
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Who says you "have to"?
I put a lot of "have to's" in my head. They are like weeds because they multiply and once planted they are difficult to uproot.
Perhaps, just perhaps, it is our own antagonizing pressure that builds high, stressful standards for ourselves. In this state of attempting to achieve perfection, we are not able to fully, mindfully experience the here & now... otherwise known as LIFE.
