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  3. Morning reflection: becoming an adult isn’t about getting older, but about learning when the time comes to "disengage".

Morning reflection: becoming an adult isn’t about getting older, but about learning when the time comes to "disengage".

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  • Stefano MarinelliS Stefano Marinelli

    Morning reflection: becoming an adult isn’t about getting older, but about learning when the time comes to "disengage". When the stream of thoughts, disagreements, integrity, that feeling of being right, turns into a simple "OK".
    Not because you changed your mind, but because you understand that continuing to argue won’t change it either.
    And so that OK is both an ending and a beginning: the end of the discussion, and the start of putting into practice what you believe anyway.

    #MorningThoughts #MorningMood #CaptainItsWednesday

    Anita LewisA This user is from outside of this forum
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    @stefano

    I'm adult enough to do that with everyone except my nearest and dearest. The argument just comes out before I take a breath. Well, maybe I hit 50%. I'll have to pay attention and see. That might actually help, especially if I take note of saying "OK" when it happens. Positive feedback does seem to work better for this sort of stuff.

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    • Anita LewisA Anita Lewis

      @stefano

      I'm adult enough to do that with everyone except my nearest and dearest. The argument just comes out before I take a breath. Well, maybe I hit 50%. I'll have to pay attention and see. That might actually help, especially if I take note of saying "OK" when it happens. Positive feedback does seem to work better for this sort of stuff.

      Stefano MarinelliS This user is from outside of this forum
      Stefano MarinelliS This user is from outside of this forum
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      @ajlewis2 doing this with closest people is - by far - much more difficult

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      • Stefano MarinelliS Stefano Marinelli

        Morning reflection: becoming an adult isn’t about getting older, but about learning when the time comes to "disengage". When the stream of thoughts, disagreements, integrity, that feeling of being right, turns into a simple "OK".
        Not because you changed your mind, but because you understand that continuing to argue won’t change it either.
        And so that OK is both an ending and a beginning: the end of the discussion, and the start of putting into practice what you believe anyway.

        #MorningThoughts #MorningMood #CaptainItsWednesday

        yuhasz01Y This user is from outside of this forum
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        @stefano

        According to Carl Jung, the second half of life is not a decline. It is a different psychological journey altogether. The first half is about building a place in the world. The second half is about discovering who you are without the world’s applause.

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        • yuhasz01Y yuhasz01

          @stefano

          According to Carl Jung, the second half of life is not a decline. It is a different psychological journey altogether. The first half is about building a place in the world. The second half is about discovering who you are without the world’s applause.

          Stefano MarinelliS This user is from outside of this forum
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          @yuhasz01 wise. Beautiful.

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          • Stefano MarinelliS Stefano Marinelli

            @yuhasz01 wise. Beautiful.

            yuhasz01Y This user is from outside of this forum
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            @stefano

            Jung quote about aging is why I take issue with people's comments dismissing Trump due to his being an old man.
            HE IS NOT! He acts like a misguided sociopath, teenager and has not matured or learned anything about life.

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            • Stefano MarinelliS Stefano Marinelli

              Morning reflection: becoming an adult isn’t about getting older, but about learning when the time comes to "disengage". When the stream of thoughts, disagreements, integrity, that feeling of being right, turns into a simple "OK".
              Not because you changed your mind, but because you understand that continuing to argue won’t change it either.
              And so that OK is both an ending and a beginning: the end of the discussion, and the start of putting into practice what you believe anyway.

              #MorningThoughts #MorningMood #CaptainItsWednesday

              thedæmon (Clay Ayers) [he / him]T This user is from outside of this forum
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              2 sides of this coin: you can either become a sweet loving old man or a bitter angry old man. I imagine the sweet old man just says OK. I strive to be this type of old man. One day maybe 🙂
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              • thedæmon (Clay Ayers) [he / him]T thedæmon (Clay Ayers) [he / him]
                2 sides of this coin: you can either become a sweet loving old man or a bitter angry old man. I imagine the sweet old man just says OK. I strive to be this type of old man. One day maybe 🙂
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                @thedaemon me too. It’s so full of angry old men that I don’t want to become one of them.

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                • yuhasz01Y yuhasz01

                  @stefano

                  According to Carl Jung, the second half of life is not a decline. It is a different psychological journey altogether. The first half is about building a place in the world. The second half is about discovering who you are without the world’s applause.

                  Kierkethumbs up convincinglyK This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @yuhasz01 @stefano

                  You guys were appreciated?

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                  • yuhasz01Y yuhasz01

                    @stefano

                    According to Carl Jung, the second half of life is not a decline. It is a different psychological journey altogether. The first half is about building a place in the world. The second half is about discovering who you are without the world’s applause.

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                    @yuhasz01 @stefano yes - not winter, a second spring

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                    • Stefano MarinelliS Stefano Marinelli

                      Morning reflection: becoming an adult isn’t about getting older, but about learning when the time comes to "disengage". When the stream of thoughts, disagreements, integrity, that feeling of being right, turns into a simple "OK".
                      Not because you changed your mind, but because you understand that continuing to argue won’t change it either.
                      And so that OK is both an ending and a beginning: the end of the discussion, and the start of putting into practice what you believe anyway.

                      #MorningThoughts #MorningMood #CaptainItsWednesday

                      Rachel LawsonR This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @stefano I’ve always seen it as that point when you accept the consequences of your decisions.
                      Of course, some people never become an adult…

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                      • yuhasz01Y yuhasz01

                        @stefano

                        According to Carl Jung, the second half of life is not a decline. It is a different psychological journey altogether. The first half is about building a place in the world. The second half is about discovering who you are without the world’s applause.

                        Vick Forcella ™🌈🌳❄️☑️:verifiV This user is from outside of this forum
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                        Vick Forcella ™🌈🌳❄️☑️:verifi
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                        @yuhasz01 @stefano Nâh. The second half is dying. Takes a long time to die so you learn to get used to it, dying.

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