Watapple Mental Health Education Wellness

Tag: learning

  • Dopamine and mental health

    We as humans should be constantly moving or else we stay tired and motivation starts to fade. If we keep moving we tend to build momentum. But of course there are times to rest but constantly moving like being repetitive to a job or work can build up overtime to greatness.

    Sometimes things may not go as planned but we people can adjust and find other ways to do a specific action. Doing something and achieving a goal one by one gives a healthy amount of dopamine instead of having artificial dopamine like watching porn or doing drugs.

    We cannot stay away from them but we should use those as a tool to strive for greatness even though they are bad for you.

  • Staying too attached

    I am not saying that you should not commit. But sometimes we need time to rest as humans if we are doing too many things at once. Being too attached to one thing can have some consequences because it could be a downfall which is why it is best to spread your eggs as much as possible.

    There will be a question when doing too many things at once you may not learn about a specific subject too much but I guess it is better as safe as possible. It is best to start slowly one thing at a time then gradually go into a different subject as you do better. But commitment is better than no commitment at times so you can solve a problem which can make you wealthy both financially and emotionally.

  • High blood pressure and anti-psychotics

    When we get high blood pressure it is usually when we do too many things at the same time. Or maybe it is when someone makes us angry.

    I do think I created a source of tools in my blogs to help everyone with their mental health.

    I remember before taking these medications, I would usually feel calmer when doing things without the use of vapes. I vape because it makes me feel more comfortable and lets me control myself even though it is bad. These medications have shown studies that it blocks some receptors so I am assuming it slows you down, most likely the body. I have experienced these as well, but I could be wrong or it could be different for everyone’s lifestyle.

  • Different ingredients create a reaction

    This can be in social or physical situations like food scraps. It is hard to say but the environment is very important too, how it is stored or the intensity of the sunlight as well as the temperature.

    This could be adaptable to humans as well as the right timing or environment can make us feel sleepy or not sleepy. Our mental health is an important factor in which we put in our bodies whether mixing different types of food together and consuming it and the environmental factors in it as well.

    But if they were food scraps for example, throwing out different scraps in different places can affect how the rubbish smells or how the rubbish feels in your hand. This may be hard to tell but it is these subtle differences that make a difference to our well being.

    This could be a make or break situation if by doing this experiment.

  • Buying something you care about

    I guess there is a money aspect in this. But if you care about something whether it is business or buying a specific item then wealth will follow. It is not about making a lot of money but doing something you care about.

    For example buying silver is hot right now but there is an element to it such as not letting banks get a hold on a lot of the physical silver this suppressing the price.

    I am more of a pro decentralisation because when there are multiple owners of a specific thing then there will be no ownership within the society which can leverage freedom within our society. Of course school teaches you how to be obedient but we as the community should strive to create a decentralisation so that everyone has a chance to prosper.

  • Collaboration

    Old school or new school, we still have the same concept whether it is making money or just socialising. Collaborating is about giving something out which we may get in return, of course this can come in a form of money or advice or even socialising.

    We have unlimited resources to socialising rather than money but if we treat money as a form of socialising then we would get the cash flow. When we have money coming in, it makes us happy in the moment just like talking or socialising with people.

    This would simulate our mental health a bit as it provides a good source of dopamine and some cash so you could eat, drink and housing.

  • Participation

    I guess when you are part of something it would make you fulfilled. With anything… We all move on to the next big thing whether it is making money or trying to disrupt the market.

    Even when you are not making money, with participation you get learning experience or just experience in general to talk about it when something comes up for you to talk about.

    At school, we see awards for participation in something but maybe it is not meaningless but a learning experience for both the giver and receiver. The giver as in someone giving the award to the student or participant. The giver gets something out of it like data of the participant and the receiver gets a learning experience or fun experience out of it is how I see it.

  • Oxygen and mental health

    Greens for everyone, oxygen

    I guess when we cannot breathe our mental health is affected. By mental health I mean feeling a bit depressed and also not to be able to think as clearly.

    Somehow when I go by the sea, I feel the breeze flowing through my nose, the ocean breeze. It is like a natural habitat breeze. I feel like it is important to go outside to get a breath of fresh air at times instead of breathing the air at a house or indoors. I mean some indoor places are good, only if it is big with a lot of space.

    Of course the sunlight that comes with the fresh air outdoors will definitely make your mental health better by minimising depression.

    If at home it is probably a good idea to put some plants as plants breathe out oxygen making the house more oxidised while we as humans breathe out cardon dioxide, if we want to stay indoors for a period of time.

  • Winter months

    What’s your favorite month of the year? Why?

    Winter months do not look like this in Sydney central

    I prefer winter months because you can walk around in clothes that do not make you sweat. In winter having showers is a killer but when you dry yourself up it becomes comfortable.

    In the cold you can cuddle yourself up in warm blankets making yourself comfortable instead of the hot summer sweat which makes your room stuffy.

    In a way coldness builds resilience because your body builds more tolerance to stress meaning cold. This may be good for mental health because the more stress you put in your body, the better you handle life’s stresses that come your way.

  • Being useful to society

    No doubt when you think you are useful, then you will think you are useful.

    There are always jobs and things to do in our community while getting incentives. The incentives are what motivates us most of the time. Incentives can be a form of money or something that satisfies our cravings even when we give something in return. It does not have to be a form of money but money is what gives us a reason to live most of the time.

    Being useful can come in being a blue collar or white collar worker because everyone has a role to play in society. It is not like we can multitask only if the business is small enough for you to handle.

    Of course if you want to expand and make more rewards then you will need to sacrifice a bit in order to get the bigger reward. The reward can be money or legacy in which can be passed down in generations to come.