Watapple Mental Health Education Wellness

Category: power

  • Impulse control

    What are some life hacks that you practice?

    I guess, when we get smartphones the later we get them the more patient we are.

    I received a smartphone at the age of 20. I guess it taught me how to control my urges a little bit. But as any human I am, I still make mistakes.

    To succeed is to have less distractions in order to live a better life, because when we are bored we tend to do something that is unexpected.

  • Gamble part 2

    Gamble

    From my previous blog, life is indeed a gamble. Your future depends on which path you take in life. Sometimes it could be taking an easier or harder route in life in order to have a better or worse future.

    I would say just following rules or doing a switch into the unknown which could get you in trouble or not.

    That is why it is best to educate yourself in how to protect yourself from getting in trouble with the system.

  • Invisible forces

    Of course with our human eyes we see what we see.

    What we see is what we usually get. Invisibility is how we say it in order to get everyone’s good hearted in order to support someone.

    There is a skill involved in this in order to extract one thing and into another just like starting a business based on what the purpose is.

  • Placebo

    Sometimes when we do not have the knowledge of something, we tend to think of it as a placebo.

    This is such as doing nofap or medications. We would need a longer time frame in order for us to believe in the placebo.

    Although learning can be fun, knowledge is power.

  • Depression vs mental health

    In this age of technology standards. We are alone faster than ever. We people are meant to be social face to face to have the natural high.

    Having hobbies like the picture above to reduce depression in this modern society

    That is why now there is social media for convenience, but face to face will always be the best because you can feel the emotional connection.

    Too much of one thing can cause depression

    For example full time work, sometimes routine in the same job for years can make us depressed when we are sitting in a controlled environment (white collar jobs).

  • Food for thought part 51

    There is always something that gets us excited when we do something we are passionate about.

    Of course when we do not have much experience after high school, it would take years to understand how the specific niche we put out will impact the society or community or even sometimes we may not understand what we are doing so it will take some time to understand what you are doing.

    With whatever you do, it can impact the specific brand you associate with which usually can turn into money as you are contributing to the cause.

  • Energy vs passion

    This would mean when you have passion to do something, you may not dread doing a specific task.

    Of course overtime we get sick of the routine but I guess we don’t have a choice sometimes. Even when it comes to money we would be similarly motivated as it allows us to keep our passion alive.

    When we feel, our passion will be alive in doing a specific niche

  • Storage

    I guess when you store things in an area, which shapes the specific product into its own character depending on how it is handled or stored.

    When we handle or store things each product is made depending on how it is carried or stored.

    This could be a spiritual thing but somehow when a can of coke is stored in a fridge which depends on the smell of the fridge which transfers into the taste of the can of coke.

    Each product can have a tiny difference of change depending on how it is put

  • Learning is key

    Are you a lifelong learner?

    As people, we should all strive to learn even when there is no one to push us. But with the interwebs learning is easier as there is a brunch of information at your fingertips.

    But I guess when meeting in person is a bit more personal and you absorb information easily based on the person’s well experiences.

  • 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.