Post by Raghav Baghla

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Have you ever š—»š—¼š˜š—¶š—°š—²š—± what happens when you're a little upset or frustrated about something? Sometimes we're feeling sad, angry, or irritated, and then the very next moment, we start feeling bad about ourselves for feeling that way. First, we're disappointed about something. Then we become š—±š—¶š˜€š—®š—½š—½š—¼š—¶š—»š˜š—²š—± š˜š—µš—®š˜ š˜„š—²'š—æš—² š—±š—¶š˜€š—®š—½š—½š—¼š—¶š—»š˜š—²š—±. Mark Manson calls this the "Feedback Loop from Hell" in The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck. When I first read that my reaction was Ooooooo... yeah, THIIISSSS šŸ”„ Now, whenever I catch myself falling into that pattern, I remember this idea. It's a reminder that I need to make a conscious choice, otherwise, I might end up creating an entirely new loop on top of the old one. ________________________ By the way, if you're into books, interesting ideas, interview puzzles, and lessons from everyday experiences, I've started collecting them all in one place: https://lnkd.in/dA_eVE6f (telegram channel) Think of it as my digital dump of things worth remembering. :) — Raghav Baghla Signing off!!

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