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To my surprise after that first set of push-ups, I kept going, following the same schedule of the day before. This kept both my mind and my body going. And between all this, I was able to see and observe things more carefully and I stopped being selfish and figured that there were so many things I was missing out on.
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After doing some exercise, body started sweating. That made me want to take a shower. It was 8am and I had already taken a shower, this is happening after a year. I used to wake up around 11-12 in the morning before. Got hungry, was able to make my breakfast. After my breakfast, started going thr...
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Wondering about how it was all before got me thinking that the world is changing but I always thought of myself doing something different but that all went away when I noticed no matter how I tried to differentiate there is always someone who's trying to do the same as you do. So the only person ...
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Got the book, got home. Found out I wasn't interested at reading the book, I did this just so I could see if I was able to communicate properly. Surprisingly I did well. Decided to spend my free time of 1 hour playing a horror game. Because horror games keeps your nerves going without making you ...
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PART ONE
I had a hard time getting up early. I used to stay in bed for a long time. Day after day I started getting more irritated because of the pandemic and this lazy schedule. I couldn't stand with how everything around me change and how I changed with all this. After a ...
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Finding my hobby again made me feel energetic. And was able to finish the 1st hour of the coding course.Now it's 2pm, I was happy to see how hungry I was. Had my lunch and then decided to chill for a while. Saw the clock it was 5.I observed that because of my bad lazy schedule, I wasn't able to s...
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