What's regression?

It's when I start questioning:

Should I be really doing these things?

Analyzing My Life So Far

Regression is like this void, where all the reasons for doing things vanish into.

A state of purposelessness.

This is the reason why I didn't stick with many of those "systems" I used to come up with.

• The Grand Beginning Of Lottery Box Idea --- 11 Days Later...
  It just started feeling like work, rather than fun at some point.

• Habitica App and some schedule nonsense I was rambling about
  The app made me feel anxious about missing out on my tasks, which then made me uninstall it after a while, thinking I had formed my habits anyway.

• Learning Every Subject. Pshhh, yeah right.
  I just have no interest in doing so anymore. The reason I had started that was to gain mastery over the subjects. But then I took a liking to Gary Vee's advice of tripling down on what you like to do and I found this idea more practical. So much for mastery huh...

• The time I scared @holybranches by almost becoming a priest
  The long term benefits of meditation that I talk about here is fine. I've stuck with that, at least. But making a post everyday would've been monotonous. I don't even remember what other decisions I was talking about.

• And recently I've started learning for my college exam again.
  Last year, I had skipped all my exams thinking I'd get into the online creative field instead (YouTube, Instagram etc.)

My Takeaway From This

1. Creating a schedule is surely better than not having one.
2. Whatever you drop off, don't let it be meditation. That shit works.
3. Oh and, exercise.
4. If you're not 100% into it, even only 99%, then it's not gonna work.

So where to from here?

Gary Vee's advice of trying new things. I'd say one at a time, looking at how trying to go all in since the past few months resulted in failures.

Sometimes this regression happens due to a lack of proper perspective.

Some nice perspective changers:

The odds of becoming a human. Look it up.

Thinking that today is 100% your last day.

Make-believe that your whole family's dead.
(heard Gary saying this recently; gives a huge boost of motivation to work to people who know what they wanna do)

Closing Thoughts

Have fun in whatever you do.

Have a grand vision of how things will be when you consistently do that thing. And make sure you love that vision. Else, if you're not interested in the vision itself, it's not gonna work as I've found.

This is making me rethink stuff.

BRB

_{Where am I going...}