What brings happiness in your life?

a solid 200mg mdma pill

 

LOL, fuck drugs tho real shit

 

You're right lol

 

Money and games:/

 

Helping people, family, achieving my goals financially and spiritually.

 

family, work, foreign languages

 

Making others happy

 

Helping others. It's proven people who take time to help others or even spend money on others are happier. We are social animals

 

To help people and take part in local volonteers programs. I take a part in local volunteer porjects, like help to the animal shelters, blood bank, children christian school and others. In the future I am going to became sponsor a child in ukraine and donate money to christian organization who cares about orphans.

 

OSRS Gold <3

 

Working. Though no doubt that money is the primary motivator/cause of happiness for me.

 

Positive vibes, self-love , good friends

 

My hobbies! I like playing games. I have a few consoles and a huge projector at home to play cinema style. I also like the typical board game or for example poker or black jack. Escape rooms like here questfactor.us are also cool way to spend time! Physical activity. I jogg 5–10km daily, sometimes running longer distances. I also enjoy skiing and skateboarding.

 

Rolling a 53 on the 1-100 dice.

 

This, Honestly making daily,monthly and annual goals is key.

 

heath and fitness , helping people get fit and get rid of things like diabetes, and following corruption in politics atm (although its more stressful then enjoyment lol.

 

Good exercise at the gym helps me keep a calm mind & weekend getaways with the family EZ.

 

Climbing brings me happiness and peace of mind.

 

My gym has a wall that I've been meaning to try out. I'm pretty fit but I'm 6'3' 205lb so that kinda stuff is pretty hard for me. Any suggestions?

 

Start horizontally with random holds to get used to the footwork. Once you feel more comfortable being on the wall you can start going vertically. Start with the easiest route even if it feels too easy, it's important to get used to the feeling of the holds. Try to push as much as possible with your legs, rather than pulling with your arms, your arms are mostly there for balance. Furthermore try sticking towards the wall as much as possible, I see many beginners have their ass leaned backward, you really want to push that pelvis near the wall so your mass middlepoint isn't pulling you away from the wall. Last but not least, try to keep your arms stretched, you have 1.7x more holding strength with your arms stretched than with your arms active/bend.