I feel like I've gotten to a point in my life where I've kinda just lost interest in gaming.

Like it's hard for me to find the motivation to play them because I put so much effort and time into a video game to receive nothing of real world value. It also doesn't have the same magic like it used to.

therapy

Wellness

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when fun becomes work it stops being fun

if you're promoting web3 games 🤷‍♂️ but if you're srs then take a break from the grind, meditate, go running, do something that recharges you and fills your cup. 

/therapy and /wellness are great places to hang out for break from the noise/chaos/grind

I've honestly been spending more of my spare time learning how to code via the Odin Project. Its challenging, but I feel I'm actually learning something that can make a real world impact and help me move forward in my career.

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I've honestly been spending more of my spare time learning how to code via the Odin Project. Its challenging, but I feel I'm actually learning something that can make a real world impact and help me move forward in my career.
https://www.theodinproject.com/

Been able to improve sleep significantly and eating well, making great gains in weight loss. Exercising too. I think my priorities and interests are just shifting.

I don't want to say I've "grown out of" video games, I just feel like there are more important interests I want to pursue rn

that's awesome fam!

2222 $degen for better yourself

you may be suffering from burnout tho, how're you sleeping? how're you eating?