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Read the previous post:Admitting Failure and Starting Treatment (1), June 14, 2023 After the third in-person session and the fourth online session, at the doctor's request, I started working on designing their website. After several cafe and party meetings, they stated that due to the "friendship... Read all
Due to extreme internet censorship in my region, I was forced to find a way to connect to free internet in the past few mounts. In a world where none of the other VPNs like ExpressVPN or OpenVPN or even v2ray/shadowsocks works, You have no choice other than being creative. In this tutorial, I’m goin... Read all
Clear the space around you and reflect on this question: If failure were absolutely impossible, how far would you want to go? What would you be and who would you become? What change would you create?... Read all
Have you gone a few days or even weeks without responding to messages or emails? Are you avoiding calls? Putting off important life tasks as much as possible? Constantly tidying your home and organizing cabinets? Avoiding new social interactions and only connecting with one or a few safe individuals... Read all
For nearly a year, maybe more, a lack of energy and listlessness has disrupted my entire life. I couldn’t work, sleep peacefully, enjoy the moment, or do much of anything. A few weeks ago, I finally realized that I had severely failed in the process of self-discovery and self-treatment, and decided ... Read all
Have you ever asked yourself why, compared to the vast amount of nonsense and chaos today, whether in music, movies, books, clothing, hairstyles, etc., classic works shine with a blinding brilliance? Is it simply because they are old or nostalgic, or was everything really better in the past? I th... Read all
Note: This is one of those posts where lack of time doesn’t allow for elaboration, but it’s so important that I’m sharing scattered notes as they are. Years ago, when a friend bought a house, I was thrown off balance for two weeks. It felt like a blow to my head, and everything I was doing daily ... Read all
Stop comparing yourself to others and focus on your true desires and needs. Avoid people who encourage you to be consumerist. Spend time with those who are not. Instead of material possessions, focus on acquiring skills, experiences, relationships, and personal growth. Learn gratitude (unde... Read all
Being receptive to criticism is like enduring small earthquakes. If you fail to tolerate these minor, albeit unpleasant, shakes over time, the accumulated energy can release suddenly, causing everything you’ve built and believed in to collapse in an instant. Note:Criticism without suggestions or ... Read all
A few weeks ago, in the middle of a workday at 2 PM, a friend called and said I had to be ready in an hour for a trip to Sarein and possibly Astara. A simple “no” could have saved me from all the potential chaos of this sudden trip, but of course, I said yes. Within an hour, a complete three-day tra... Read all
The sunset of the last day of the year and the sunrise of the first day of the new year signify the end of another chapter of life and an excuse to renew everything we have or want to have. It's like starting from Sunday, but at least it gives us a chance to think about refreshing the worn-out thing... Read all
Have you ever encountered someone in your workplace who seems charming and confident on the outside, but on the inside is manipulative, deceitful, and lacks empathy? This is the topic of "Snakes in Suits: When Psychopaths Go to Work," a book written by Dr. Paul Babiak and Dr. Robert D. Hare. The aut... Read all