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m3k4y Joined Tue 07/08/14 Posts: 13122	Wed 11/19/14 07:43 PM
Jump in the forum and play safe

CaramelGentleman033 Joined Mon 11/10/14 Posts: 11	Wed 11/19/14 07:44 PM
Yo, wassup! The workaholic's grind is starting wear me the duck out. But, I'm tryin' to keep it positive with my ChillStep Music on! Anyone got some uplifting advice? I'd appreciate some Good suggestions. Thanks, Love and GOD I'm Alive : ) x D. Peace............

dreamerana Joined Sat 09/21/13 Posts: 21544	Wed 11/19/14 07:46 PM
how about the song, don worry b happy. welcome and good luck

Astrid Joined Tue 03/25/14 Posts: 7748	Wed 11/19/14 07:49 PM
Yo Caramel... Welcome to M2

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Wed 11/19/14 07:58 PM
Yo, wassup! The workaholic's grind is starting wear me the duck out. But, I'm tryin' to keep it positive with my ChillStep Music on! Anyone got some uplifting advice? I'd appreciate some Good suggestions. Thanks, Love and GOD I'm Alive : ) x D. Peace............ Everything is best in moderation. I'm a recovering addict, and am very prone to workaholism (as well as most other "isms"). I work a 12-step program daily, which I use beyond my DOC and implement it in my entire life. Anyway, before I ramble too long, the best advice I can give you comes from my own experiences, and that is to step back and let things simmer when necessary. You're no good when you burn yourself out. Take breaks when necessary, and step away when your job is done (though as a workaholic you feel your job is never done.). I know it's easier said than done, but if you break it into baby steps and try a little at a time, you will eventually learn how to be an effective worker, rather than an over worker.

unknown_romeo Joined Wed 03/26/14 Posts: 7691	Wed 11/19/14 08:05 PM
Yo, wassup! The workaholic's grind is starting wear me the duck out. But, I'm tryin' to keep it positive with my ChillStep Music on! Anyone got some uplifting advice? I'd appreciate some Good suggestions. Thanks, Love and GOD I'm Alive : ) x D. Peace............ Everything is best in moderation. I'm a recovering addict, and am very prone to workaholism (as well as most other "isms"). I work a 12-step program daily, which I use beyond my DOC and implement it in my entire life. Anyway, before I ramble too long, the best advice I can give you comes from my own experiences, and that is to step back and let things simmer when necessary. You're no good when you burn yourself out. Take breaks when necessary, and step away when your job is done (though as a workaholic you feel your job is never done.). I know it's easier said than done, but if you break it into baby steps and try a little at a time, you will eventually learn how to be an effective worker, rather than an over worker. Does your 12 step program include your new step of living life with no pants on

fleta_n_mach Joined Tue 06/24/14 Posts: 3509	Wed 11/19/14 08:12 PM
hahaha, Justin, too funny.

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Wed 11/19/14 08:12 PM
Yo, wassup! The workaholic's grind is starting wear me the duck out. But, I'm tryin' to keep it positive with my ChillStep Music on! Anyone got some uplifting advice? I'd appreciate some Good suggestions. Thanks, Love and GOD I'm Alive : ) x D. Peace............ Everything is best in moderation. I'm a recovering addict, and am very prone to workaholism (as well as most other "isms"). I work a 12-step program daily, which I use beyond my DOC and implement it in my entire life. Anyway, before I ramble too long, the best advice I can give you comes from my own experiences, and that is to step back and let things simmer when necessary. You're no good when you burn yourself out. Take breaks when necessary, and step away when your job is done (though as a workaholic you feel your job is never done.). I know it's easier said than done, but if you break it into baby steps and try a little at a time, you will eventually learn how to be an effective worker, rather than an over worker. Does your 12 step program include your new step of living life with no pants on Oh, excuse me, it is now a 13-step program. LOL Step 13 - Live life without pants

unknown_romeo Joined Wed 03/26/14 Posts: 7691	Wed 11/19/14 08:14 PM
Lol

CaramelGentleman033 Joined Mon 11/10/14 Posts: 11	Wed 11/19/14 08:31 PM
Hi, thank you! I gotta say that's pretty quick for responses. Awesomesauce

CaramelGentleman033 Joined Mon 11/10/14 Posts: 11	Wed 11/19/14 08:37 PM
I'll try that 12 steps (maybe 13 if I'm feelin' nerdy, = ) Thanks, bro

CaramelGentleman033 Joined Mon 11/10/14 Posts: 11	Wed 11/19/14 08:49 PM
Thank you, Astrid! Is ur username from how to train your Dragon? O,O That's very cool

Astrid Joined Tue 03/25/14 Posts: 7748	Wed 11/19/14 08:53 PM
Thank you, Astrid! Is ur username from how to train your Dragon? O,O That's very cool Yes, very cool movie too. Thanks

Totage Joined Sat 10/13/07 Posts: 24210	Wed 11/19/14 10:03 PM
I'll try that 12 steps (maybe 13 if I'm feelin' nerdy, = ) Thanks, bro Its a spiritual journey, but it helps. I would think even those not addicted could benefit from them, they are Christian based, but watered down to be universal. If you want I can send you a message listing them with some links to more information.

CaramelGentleman033 Joined Mon 11/10/14 Posts: 11	Tue 11/25/14 12:52 PM
Mmmmkaay, thanks LoL!

CaramelGentleman033 Joined Mon 11/10/14 Posts: 11	Tue 11/25/14 12:55 PM
Oh, yeah! Awesome sauce, I Love the Movie's and Series. Thank you