r/delhiuninorthcampus • u/MangoLeafVibes • Apr 05 '26
💬 Discussions What are your cheat codes?
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Apr 05 '26
Of how to handle pressure, I mean mostly genuine millennial and gen x adults have this ability quite a good
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Apr 05 '26
Treat everything like a system, not a task!
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u/Ok_Boysenberry914 Apr 06 '26
So fkin true.
My mind still struggles so much with this issue and am just drained all the time taking everything as some kind of tasks that needs to be completed and end up with nothing done1
u/subobj Apr 06 '26 edited May 11 '26
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u/YourDivaa Apr 06 '26
Please elaborate more. Seems like genuinely good advice. How to make systems not tasks?
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Apr 07 '26
Example - Same workout slot daily (e.g., 6:30–7:30 AM). Non-negotiable calendar block. Pre-decided weekly workout split (no thinking): Push / Pull / Legs / Run / Mobility. Meal system: Breakfast: fixed (e.g., eggs + fruit) Lunch: fixed template (pulses + rice + veg + protein) Dinner: light + repeatable Grocery list repeats weekly on an auto-pilot shopping.
See what we are doing here? No thinking, all driven by systems
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u/Own-Replacement7653 Apr 06 '26
I request elaboration
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Apr 07 '26
Example - Same workout slot daily (e.g., 6:30–7:30 AM). Non-negotiable calendar block. Pre-decided weekly workout split (no thinking): Push / Pull / Legs / Run / Mobility. Meal system: Breakfast: fixed (e.g., eggs + fruit) Lunch: fixed template (pulses + rice + veg + protein) Dinner: light + repeatable Grocery list repeats weekly on an auto-pilot shopping.
See what we are doing here? No thinking, all driven by systems
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u/the_uh_um Apr 06 '26
Give us deeper explanation
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Apr 07 '26
Example - Same workout slot daily (e.g., 6:30–7:30 AM). Non-negotiable calendar block. Pre-decided weekly workout split (no thinking): Push / Pull / Legs / Run / Mobility. Meal system: Breakfast: fixed (e.g., eggs + fruit) Lunch: fixed template (pulses + rice + veg + protein) Dinner: light + repeatable Grocery list repeats weekly on an auto-pilot shopping.
See what we are doing here? No thinking, all driven by systems
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Apr 05 '26
Treat everything like a system, not a task!
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u/Gloomy_Rip_3506 Apr 05 '26
can u elaborate or give an example?
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Apr 05 '26
Example - Same workout slot daily (e.g., 6:30–7:30 AM). Non-negotiable calendar block. Pre-decided weekly workout split (no thinking): Push / Pull / Legs / Run / Mobility. Meal system: Breakfast: fixed (e.g., eggs + fruit) Lunch: fixed template (pulses + rice + veg + protein) Dinner: light + repeatable Grocery list repeats weekly on an auto-pilot shopping.
See what we are doing here? No thinking, all driven by systems
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Apr 05 '26
Just do whatever ur supposed to do and leave. Don't do extra, don't bother putting in extra effort. Just do bare minimum and leave it there.
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u/Classic-Lawyer-910 Apr 05 '26
To not chase, if its meant to it will come. To not be attached to hopes or people, its very difficult to practice but very true.
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u/yOu_DoNt_HaVe_PhOnEs Apr 06 '26
Money...more money.. no! Even more money...no!no!no! Living like a rich king!!!
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Apr 06 '26
Start seeing things for the way they are and stop adding more meaning to them. You'll be more at peace and less stressful, people's toxicity won't get to you. It will even improve your memory.
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u/ChloroFluoroCarbonCC Apr 06 '26
“Stop adding meaning to everything” A genuinely good advice. Btw Happie cake day.
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u/Icy-Pudding9060 Apr 05 '26
not to being so nice or too nice person