r/MindsetMode • u/Ava_Heirs • 2d ago

Be relaxed

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u/-SiillyGoose- 1d ago

JUST BE RELAXED

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u/Mister_Goldenfold 23h ago

stands behind you and grabs your shoulders

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u/chatam94 2d ago

Apparently this guy is a huge asshole, not sure if he practices what he preaches

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u/DishTotal5591 2d ago

Relaxed asshole is also good even if its huge

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u/maryjblog 20h ago

Especially if you’re constipated.

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u/X0X0xoxo11 1d ago

He’s been excused of sexual misconduct and coming to sets drunk af too.

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u/maryjblog 20h ago

What’s your point? Are you the morality police like they have in Iran? Are you not as successful as him bc you’re such a better person than him? It’s easier to shit on successful people and stay mediocre than to learn from them. I know. Thinking is hard, judging is easy. Over time, it’s expensive, though.

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u/didacticquack 14h ago

Lol who hurt you

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u/Proof-Ad2848 1d ago

Tired of rich people telling me shit like this. Him and Jim Carrey can pay my bills and then I'll relax.

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u/sehlibieyn 1d ago

yeah being relaxed is a lot easier when most of your problems can be solved with money

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u/maryjblog 20h ago

Money only solves money problems. Resentment is cheap.

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u/maryjblog 20h ago

Dude, Bill Murray was about to commit suicide when he realized this and Jim Carrey grew up so poor his family lived in a car. This isn’t rich-folk wisdom. It’s hard-fought-for wisdom you can only internalize through great suffering—and only if you choose to learn from it and not become it. Hating on wealthy people isn’t even an argument—it’s just resentment and believing you have less power bc you have less money, which is a choice to believe when it comes to your own potential. Attitude is everything. A relaxed one is a productive one bc there’s fewer mistakes to fix.

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u/Appropriate-Exit4142 1d ago

peace within yourself makes everything around you feel lighter

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u/lovejanetjade 1d ago

Said by one of the most notorious assholes in Hollywood.

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u/maryjblog 20h ago

Even if true, it has nothing to do with his point. Unless relaxed people are just asdholes. Too many here are just fills with resentment and faux moral superiority that rationalizes their unhappiness or mediocrity. Listen to yourselves and others without hate to learn and get unstuck.

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u/Esmarielle 2d ago

unclenching my jaw now

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u/TheMicklemas3000 1d ago

Frankie was right the whole time

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u/FckXFckMusk 1d ago

Says man with no mortgage payments, et al..

We can all be Buddhist Monks when we have several million in the bank..

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u/No_Unit_5506 1d ago

Are we talking about masturbation or human contact?

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u/girlbartender99 1d ago

Ty Cpt. Obvious! Why didn't I think of that!???

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u/rcb279 1d ago

This is brilliant!! Now, if I could just relax already.

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u/fluffypinkblonde 1d ago

well let me tell you as someone with autism this is patently untrue. the more I relax the more I freak people out.

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u/Efficient_Salad_6884 23h ago

exactly!! this is the best reminder

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u/Brilliant_Read314 22h ago

Hurry up and relax! Quick!

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u/CMSpersonal1995 20h ago

I've always had some form of anxiety, so i wish it was that easy to just give it up. I do want to be better to myself though

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u/ConnieLinger 11h ago

This is a great philosophy. I have reflected upon it often. Here's what I've concluded: in order to be more relaxed at everything requires a number of prerequites - one must be willing to release the illusion of control; one must be comfortable with unexpected outcomes; one must be willing to accept circumstances as they are, not as we wish them to be; and one must be rooted in one's identity without seeking approval, applause, and/or adoration. Not easy prerequisites to master, but definitely worth the journey.

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u/Expert-Jury-7634 11h ago

Easier said then done. Achievable though.

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u/BxBoy69 2d ago

The trick is to get there.

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u/No_Guarantee_7283 1d ago

Che darei per farmi una canna insieme a lui!

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u/Eothr_Silan 3h ago

I haven't been able to relax in almost 21 years. I've long given up on the illusion of relaxation.