Look, life doesn’t hand out participation trophies. You don’t get points for just showing up. And yet, most people live like they’re passengers in their own story—reacting, waiting, hoping that somehow, someday, things will just work out.
Spoiler alert: they won’t.
Not unless you make them.
Here’s the deal—complaining is easy. It’s the cheapest, laziest way to respond to a problem. It requires zero effort, zero accountability, and best of all, it lets you off the hook. But here’s what complaining doesn’t do: it doesn’t fix anything. It doesn’t make you happier. It doesn’t improve your relationships. It doesn’t change your circumstances.
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Sleep paralysis is that fun little experience where you wake up in the middle of the night and realize, with absolute certainty, that you are both (1) fully conscious and (2) completely unable to move. This is usually accompanied by a looming sense of dread, sometimes punctuated by the sight of a shadowy figure standing in the corner of your room, slowly inching toward your helpless body like it just walked off the set of The Ring.
1. First of all, by well done, I mean brown all the way through, which is not the same as completely burned so that the steak resembles a hockey puck in appearance and flavor.
I have had some phenomenal steaks cooked well done at moderate-to-upscale steakhouses, and the outside was barely charred at all.
After trying steaks cooked to a variety of temperatures, I feel that well done is the best according to my tastes. I don’t feel that the flavor is substantially lost by cooking the steak for longer.
I get it. You see so much potential in them. You love them deeply, and you just know—if they’d just tweak this one thing, if they’d just get a little more disciplined, if they’d just stop making that same mistake over and over again—things would be so much better. For them. For you. For the relationship.
