Dikmo’s Substack
DikmoMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 28 | Subscribers | Read | dikmo.substack.com |
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How I coincidentally become a health freak
Chocolate brownies are great. Chocolate drinks are great. Egg waffles are great. Birthday cakes are great. Late sleep is great. Internet bingeing is great. Clash Royale was great. Not exercising too intense is great.
Paradox 3: The more you care about how you look, the less it actually matters.
In a crowded place, I always have this habit to look around and see what people are doing. I cannot decipher much what they are on about—probably because I haven’t gone through investigative detective training—although sometimes their emoti...
Paradox 2: The longer you plan for future, the shorter it becomes.
Planning is good, insofar you take it seriously. How often do you promise yourself to get something done, only to give it up? I am guilty of this behaviour. Most of us make bold promises, often with good intent, but reality always somehow g...
Paradox 1: The more insecure you feel, the more security you feel you need.
Recently, I have been toying with contrasts. It’s funny how often we do counterintuitive things, have little awareness of them and wonder why we feel miserable. These are psychological paradoxes. I am able to think of three of them, which a...
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