Post some awesome pics/quotes like these (PICS) Inspiration/Motivation *reps*

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Beautiful !

[YouAreExposed]

just got back from the gym, and now I'm ready to get the fuk back and do it all over again. great thread!

Motivation is Key ! Never let yourself get bored.

[RyouBakua]

i rep back all 7k+

(i wont search for you so leave a link in comment or quote me here)

[crashXCI]

From "The Iron Heel" by Jack London, Everhard's favorite poem:

Packed with the pulse of an unborn race,
Torn with a world's desire,
The surging flood of my wild young blood
Would quench the judgment fire.
I am Man, Man, Man, from the tingling flesh
To the dust of my earthly goal,
From the nestling gloom of the pregnant womb
To the sheen of my naked soul

Just pumped me the hell up for some reason.

[PJbrah]

I know he trolls a lot...but not gonna lie, this motivated me.

[anonymous]

I don't know if this has been posted yet, but it's a must watch:



The original title is: "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" by Baz Luhrmann

[Skinskins]

dunno if repost

[belmont316]

WE SUPA BOWL NOW

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[Keifen]

http://www.ted.com/talks/shawn_achor...tter_work.html

We believe that we should work to be happy, but could that be backwards? In this fast-moving and entertaining talk from TEDxBloomington, psychologist Shawn Achor argues that actually happiness inspires productivity.


Why you should listen to him:

Shawn Achor is the winner of over a dozen distinguished teaching awards at Harvard University, where he delivered lectures on positive psychology in the most popular class at Harvard.

He is the CEO of Good Think Inc., a Cambridge-based consulting firm which researches positive outliers -- people who are well above average -- to understand where human potential, success and happiness intersect. Based on his research and 12 years of experience at Harvard, he clearly and humorously describes to organizations how to increase happiness and meaning, raise success rates and profitability, and create positive transformations that ripple into more successful cultures. He is also the author of The Happiness Advantage.




would watch again

[Vinzr]

I miss you Zyzz ;(

[Power_Strike92]

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I miss you Zyzz ;(

This has never been posted in this thread before. Ever.

[Ricky_k]

while waiting for my takeaway I had my ipod in started dancing in the cark park.


Car at the traffic light beeped and gave me a thumbs up.

Then when I collected my food from inside the people at the counter said i was really good and asked If i take lessons.

Just replied "taught myself. Decided I wanted to do it, and did it"


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[deadfingers]

http://www.ted.com/talks/shawn_achor...tter_work.html

We believe that we should work to be happy, but could that be backwards? In this fast-moving and entertaining talk from TEDxBloomington, psychologist Shawn Achor argues that actually happiness inspires productivity.


Why you should listen to him:

Shawn Achor is the winner of over a dozen distinguished teaching awards at Harvard University, where he delivered lectures on positive psychology in the most popular class at Harvard.

He is the CEO of Good Think Inc., a Cambridge-based consulting firm which researches positive outliers -- people who are well above average -- to understand where human potential, success and happiness intersect. Based on his research and 12 years of experience at Harvard, he clearly and humorously describes to organizations how to increase happiness and meaning, raise success rates and profitability, and create positive transformations that ripple into more successful cultures. He is also the author of The Happiness Advantage.




would watch again

I loved that video, watched it few days ago and I couldn't help but feel much better after hearing the speech alone. None the less TED has some of the most inspirational stuff I've ever seen. I watch it daily and I feel so much better that great people are out there making this world a better place and gives me hope that there is always someone out there that bring light into this world.

[deadfingers]

I don't know if this has been posted yet, but it's a must watch:



The original title is: "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" by Baz Luhrmann

I posted it a few times (different variations in the video) but definitely one of my favorite "songs". One I posted was one that someone made of all the video compilations of him going around the world, I saw it on the 4hourworkweek blog. Pretty uplifting son to say the least.

[STL_Lift]

I miss you Zyzz ;(

A tear was shed.... srs, no homo.

[Answer1o1]

I know he trolls a lot...but not gonna lie, this motivated me.

I fuarkin lmfao but yeah its good stuff though

[bilaba70]

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Thanks for the contribution mate, appreciate it.

i rep back all 7k+

(i wont search for you so leave a link in comment or quote me here)

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Still waiting for that rep back...

(srs)

[MousePad]

I miss you Zyzz ;(

good vid, repped

[ThaifooN90]

15 Distorted Ways of Thinking

Filtering: You take the negative details and magnify them, while filtering out all positive aspects of a situation. A single detail may be picked out, and the whole event becomes colored by this detail. When you pull negative things out of context, isolated from all the good experiences around you, you make them larger and more awful than they really are.

Polarized Thinking: The hallmark of this distortion is an insistence on dichotomous choices. Things are black or white, good or bad. You tend to perceive everything at the extremes, with very little room for a middle ground. The greatest danger in polarized thinking is its impact on how you judge yourself. For example-You have to be perfect or you're a failure.

Overgeneralization: You come to a general conclusion based on a single incident or piece of evidence. If something bad happens once, you expect it to happen over and over again. 'Always' and 'never' are cues that this style of thinking is being utilized. This distortion can lead to a restricted life, as you avoid future failures based on the single incident or event.

Mind Reading: Without their saying so, you know what people are feeling and why they act the way they do. In particular, you are able to divine how people are feeling toward you. Mind reading depends on a process called projection. You imagine that people feel the same way you do and react to things the same way you do. Therefore, you don't watch or listen carefully enough to notice that they are actually different. Mind readers jump to conclusions that are true for them, without checking whether they are true for the other person.

Catastrophizing: You expect disaster. You notice or hear about a problem and start "what if's." What if that happens to me? What if tragedy strikes? There are no limits to a really fertile catastrophic imagination. An underlying catalyst for this style of thinking is that you do not trust in yourself and your capacity to adapt to change.

Continued: http://www.kratosguide.com/distorted-thinking/

[Vinzr]

Most likely a re-post but whatever

[NYCJovi]

Watch these!

What is Inspiration? Where does it come from?



Beginning of Infinity - A Mashup of techno-optimism!



To understand is to perceive patterns

[AchillesXL]

[blowjo]

Until you're dead

[belmont316]

posted in other thrad.

[phoenixr2]

bike related, awesome to watch and if you dont like bikes listen to the speech in it

[Skinskins]

goosebumps <3

[counterfit_hero]

epic thread!!!!!

[pickin101]

Love this from Kingdom Come


Spiderman is my favorite hero

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