Productivity Challenge + Surpass Yourself September [Entries OPEN 🎉]

Also @BlackMagic123 love ur new profile picture :star_struck:

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Thanks, I changed it after a long time.

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@Dalinar Welcome, I have added your name. Please try report daily and mark your points in the scoreboard at POST 3.

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JUNE 5
Main Habits

  1. Waking up early (5:30 AM - 6:00 AM ):x:
  2. Sleeping at 10:30❌
  3. Studying-:x:
  • First slot - 6:00 to 9:00 AM☑
  • Second slot - 10:00 to 1:00 PM☑
    4.No social media (except YT on Laptop for study):white_check_mark:
  1. No Daytime Nap✅

Extras
Praying + Hanuman chalisa✅
Sunlight✅
No sugar✅

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Day 5 (05.06.2022)

Main habits:

  1. Cold shower :white_check_mark:
  2. Reading :x:
  3. Waking up at 7:30 or earlier :x:
  4. Workout :white_check_mark:
  5. Learning a language :white_check_mark:

Other habits:

  1. Playing guitar :white_check_mark:
  2. Meditating :x:
  3. Walking 10 000 steps :x:
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Yesterday weekend habits - June 5

1- wake up early :x:
2 - clean the house :x:
3 - wash dishes :white_check_mark:
4 - wash clothes :white_check_mark:
5 - meal prep for next week❌

Extra habits
1- drawing practice❌
2- exercise❌
3- meditation❌

My weekends are still very disorganized. I’ll try to keep improving it.

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Hi guys, hope you’re all doing well.
I have been fucking my time table daily idk why
But it’s a lot.
I relapsed last night too.
And i m just completing 3 habits.

It’s mess up right now.
But i assure everyone that i will not let myself and you all down from this moment.
I am sorry.
And i know you will support me.
I will be persistent and consistent from now on
Thank you all for listening :blush:

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Hey @monkme What’s your secret that got you a long streak? I asked this question because I have been struggling a lot since my last relapse. Mentally unstable too. Not a good time for me at all.:pensive:Feeling like lost everything. I would like advices all of you people advices

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1d7gc0 this my sharing code plz add me!
Main habits:
1 waking up at 5:30 am
2 some morning workout
3 Studying ( atleast 6 hours)
4 Evening workout ( Little bit)
5 sleept at 10 pm and no phone after dinner!

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Hi @BlackMagic123, i am facing the same problem.
I reach my long streak thrice but not able to pass it.
Always that day is so hard to pass and it’s stressing me so much.

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Man I don’t think it’s one thing alone
 I think you have to work hard to improve the conditions around you to make it easier to stop.

A lot of years ago I could stop for 2 years when I started dating. But when we broke up I relapsed and couldn’t make it back. It was very hard to stop when I was single.

Now I got a gf again, but that wasn’t enough this time. I had a job that made me really feel bad and insatisfied with my life. So I decided to quit and pursue my dream job. Since then it have been easier.

And recently I got back together with some old friends of mine that came back to my town, we set up a group of roleplaying games.

Having a gf and friends made me feel in a family, belonging to something. I think you can achieve this feeling without a partner, if you have a good connection to family and friends. It’s important to feel connected, to belong.

So it was a really long work of fixing many areas of my life, relationship, work, friends
 That helped a lot with my depression, anxiety and insomnia too. So I would say that I created an environment where making the effort to stop was easier, because I felt more accomplished. Things still are not ideal, and I too am human and may relapse at anytime, but all in all it’s working. (I also did therapy for 1 year)

It’s not stopping to watch porn to fix my life, was fixing my life that helped me stop.

There were others things too. First I just stopped watching; I would still masturbate whenever I felt like it, but without any screens around. Just the effort to stop watching was really hard. After the first 90 days I felt that I might accomplish nofap too. I am heading to my first 30 day of nofap. I think many try to do both things at once, it gets much much harder this way.

Also reading the easy peasy book helps a lot too. Understand how your brain work when on P, the way dopamine works, etc
 And, more important, that we must first understand logically why we have to stop. We may feel bad and try to quit, but these feelings are fleeting. You must really convince yourself that you will stop for good, you will never watch anymore in you life. My aim is to stop for good. Forever. Our brain is really good at giving us excuses for relapsing or peeking. Working out in your mind all this is of great help.

Well
 That is my take on it. I am no expert in the subject and I am struggling a lot too. So I hope you absorb what you think is useful of this :relaxed:

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Thanks a lot for this valuable advice. I lost motivation to nofap since my relapse. Every now and then I Keep giving myself excuses to relapse again and again. I am mentally and emotionally drained, now giving myself excuses to relapse again and again. Thanks for the support.

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June 4th

  1. Wake up at 6 :x:
  2. Evening routine to be followed (Friday- exercise) :white_check_mark:
  3. Study :x:
  4. Sleep on time :x:
  5. Pray (in the morning and in the night) :x:

Extra tasks

  1. Attend all classes :white_check_mark:
  2. Eat all meals of the day❌
  3. Msg my parents :white_check_mark:
    Total points : 2
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It is very difficult indeed. But it counts that you’re still trying, don’t be hard on yourself, soon enough you’ll be able to do a high streak!

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I can understand you bro.
I was facing the same.
As he said, it’s important to feel connected, p* gives us a sense of connection but it’s fake connection, it isn’t real, and over that it’s addictive.
Find time to talk to friends, get some work going, go out and talk to people, I think this is the only way in initial days, keep yourself busy with things that you actually like and are helpful in some way.
I also haven’t crossed 11 days since mid April, That’s when I broke my 4 month streak, and today I am on day 11, just holding on, not gonna search for anything negative and take good sleep.

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And sorry for not being active here :sweat_smile:, I was outside for one whole week and hence messed up this challenge now I don’t remember my points, I’ll try giving approx score from 1-6th according to what I remember

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It’s fine. I knew you were occupied so didn’t bother you either.

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Day 6 (06.06.2022)

Main habits:

  1. Cold shower :white_check_mark:
  2. Reading :white_check_mark:
  3. Waking up at 7:30 or earlier :x:
  4. Workout :white_check_mark:
  5. Learning a language :white_check_mark:

Other habits:

  1. Playing guitar :white_check_mark:
  2. Meditating :white_check_mark:
  3. Walking 10 000 steps :white_check_mark:

Feeling good

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Hello I would like to participate as well,
My name is sheep,
my sharing code is xn6bry

My list of main habits would be:

  1. Wake up at 6 O’Clock in the morning
  2. Meditate for 2 minutes (I will increase time after a while, but to make it stick ill start slow)
  3. Take a run around the block
  4. Stretch, neck and back to ease pain
  5. Study math at least an hour

My Side quests would be:

  1. Study Korean ~20 min
  2. Play the guitar for ~10 min.
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Day 1

Main habits -

  1. Waking up early - 6 oclock :x:
  2. Workout :negative_squared_cross_mark:
  3. Meditation before sleep❎
  4. Studying 2 hrs min❎
  5. Duolingo 1hr min :negative_squared_cross_mark:

Extras-

  1. No Daytime nap :x::x::x:
  2. Sleeping by 12❌
  3. Sunlight❎
  4. No social media❌
  5. Chores❎
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