i set reminders, countdowns, put everything in my calendar, i’d be lost without them
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You can do anything at Zombocom
9·16 days agoi appreciate the title very much!
The only limit is yourself!
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ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•So much fucking effortEnglish
9·20 days agounpaid overtime probably
web view, the only good way to browse social media
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Technology@lemmy.world•Perplexity.ai is offering a full year of free AI accessEnglish
5·1 month agoYou could pay me and i still wouldn’t want to use any of this.
I can write my own texts, I can read long ones without having to get a summary. I can draw, I can take pictures, I can do online research. All by myself without a spicy autocomplete to prechew it for me.
No, thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
i came to say that xD ty!
tysm! I think you got it right, it’s actually the key, forming a long term habit
slow and steady progress. that makes it also way more probable that i don’t fall back into the old habits of eating junk randomly or increase the portion sizes when reach my target weight!
dude that’s awesome! thank you for your detailed explanations, we have a very similar way of approaching things. I also love the idea of keeping your mind busy with something creative, it’s also making your life so much more interesting than being a spectator in front of a TV, a computer or a smartphone screen.
proud of you man :D
I’ve picked up sewing (making a fursuit right now, it’s a project that will take me a full year), it’s very soothing and i can do it while speaking with my friends in voice chat, i even put the camera on so they can see what i do, it’s actually great to upkeep my friendships :D
i lost 20 lbs since the start of the year, and food-wise i did three things:
- no snacking, i stick to 3 meals: a small breakfast (i work at the computer so i don’t need heaps of food in the morning), hot cooked dish for lunch, and small dinner (a few slices of bread with ham/cheese…) and eat SLOWLY, lots of chewing, it helps limiting the intakes.
- no sugary or sugar-free beverages: even with aspartam/acesulfam-K/stevia (etc) your body generates insulin to process what is perceived as sugar, this lowers your blood sugar and induces cravings. I drink water, unsweetened black coffee and unsweetened tea, that’s it, no exceptions.
- i stopped feeling obligated to empty the plate, and never take a refill. whenever i feel full, my leftovers go into the fridge, nothing is thrown away.
very nice! and you can vary your dishes quite simply, use the burrito filling as a topping on pasta or rice instead of rolling into a tortilla
very good, and with potatoes and pasta you can take all the remaining pasta and sauce, throw them into a baking form, add a few vegs if you have, grate cheese on top, and tada, new dish :)
yeah, i used to do that but i’m currently on a diet to lose 60 pounds so i’ve stop refilling my plate
that’s why you cook the whole bag of pasta and put the rest in the fridge for the next day, make 1kg of beef for gulash or bolognaise… make at least twice the amount to have something to reheat. You can also put in zip bags and freeze if you want to have more days between eating the same thing
technically i could skip it too, but it’s just 2 colleagues in my team and i like them a lot, we also hang out together privately, so it doesn’t feel like a chore
haha it’s dangerous to get too comfortable _
joke’s on you, i work from home and a t-shirt is all i need ^^
hi Lester, enjoy your forever home :3
unless it’s azuki, the sweet beans used in japan to fill Dorayaki, they are excellent with vanilla ice cream




for real! luckily i was born late enough ^^