Watapple Mental Health Education Wellness

Category: travelling

  • Do it even when you don’t feel like it

    What’s a chapter of your life you’d title “The Hard Years” — and what got you through it?

    We as people are pretty lazy one way or another. Although there may be some professions that may put you in a good or bad spot (reputation).

    When I am on medications it is harder to work but I am glad my parents have a business so I can work whenever I want or to force myself to work.

    Of course, maybe I could have gone to the gym but I prefer getting paid to exercise.

    When you force yourself, it is better to imagine what impact you are making when you do something for money.

    The oldest profession in the world, may affect your mental health over time but I guess there is always a catch with whatever you do.

  • Illusion of time

    I guess we all have an aim at something so we can keep things consistent.

    But there is always a way to leverage your time just to make more. It is more about being a team to achieve something greater than itself.

    Sometimes we all need a leg up in order to achieve our goals. Even when thinking about retirement it can get a bit boring so sometimes it is best to keep on trucking.

  • Helping hand

    Learning from each other

    I guess knowledge can be learnt through a touch of our phones.

    With powerful knowledge in your hands such as smartphones, it can change the directory of your plan or improve your situation in the fingertips of your hand.

  • Food for thought part 33

    I guess it comes from mostly improvising, in a way but…

    Once you see an opportunity, it is better to take it or not take it.

    What you do can impact you

    There can be ways to work to the otherside

  • Complexity vs mental health

    The mental health of the brain is complicated.

    Complications about mental health is a snowball effect when we eat chemicals which cut through specific circuits in our brains.

    I am not saying medications are good for you but they leave a pathway to active specific regions of the brain. 🧠

    Evening vaping helps to activate specific parts of the brain similar to drinking alcohol in a group setting.

  • Food for thought part 22

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    In a way we cannot save everyone but we can do our best in these crazy times.

    In Australia, we should stay calm and rethink what we should do with the tools in our arsenal. This can follow suit into other countries as well… In different methods based on their personalities.

  • Combative environment part 2

    It goes for any environment, but it is not always impossible to do, but just different methods than what the social norms do.

    Part 1:

    Combative environment

    In a way we watch television, we usually copy what we watch on tv whether it is good or not.

  • Calm vs fear

    A calm person can make us make good decisions. When in a fearful mindset we can set us off to do something that we do not realise.

    This will have to have the foundation built up from childhood, so it is either we take this path or take this path and so on.

    Calm
    Fear

  • Being on the same page

    I guess we all have principles in a way where we all have something in common no matter what culture or race you are in most of the time.

    It is more about not saying anything but working together at the same time. Talking a lot without saying anything is key to protecting yourself but it mostly comes from the tones and frequency of the voice you put out.

  • Illusion of environment

    I guess when you walk into another business, just dining inside, it is similar to going into a person’s property and respecting it. We humans like animals are territorial beings with a survival instinct like we need food and shelter.

    Also it is important to support your community around your business so that a community is looked after. It is similar to having a tribe but in the modern society edition. This also works in a virtual community but in the virtual community is exchanged through knowledge.

    But anyways I do think there is a lot of information out there as we are still navigating the modern “safe” society.

    So that is why history is important because we cannot change our survival instincts.

    Buildings supporting the community, is similar to a tribe of community, with different personalities and buildings within different suburbs