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Restoring Baseline

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7 contributions to Restoring Baseline
Fear
I'm fighting tommorow, which is terrifying as always. I'm nervous, excited, and emotional, and I'm working hard to feel and express all those emotions as fully as possible so they dont stay down in my subconscious and surface in my life as stress, worry, or latent pain. I want to hear from other people and talk about what it is that you guys are afraid of, because fear points us towards the truth, and our path forward. One of my favourite quotes "the cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek" always rings true. Confronting the thing we fear most is always going to be the best path forward, so what is it that you all see as your greatest fear and the next thing for you to tackle in life?
1 like • Jun 6
I genuinely would say my greatest fear in life would be if I got to 50 years old and I was still battling the same problems as I am now, never really pushed the boundaries of anything and just lived in a pit of regret. That truly terrifies me. Good luck with your fight mate, no matter the result realise that firsty 99% would never do this and that the result doesn’t truly resemble anything, getting in the ring and competing and trying your best is the real result
Book
Also, just saying this so I can make it real: I'm writing a book. I want all my ideas in one place and I'm sick of trying to cobble together other people's work when I get asked for reading recommendations to try and represent my ideas. Watch this space lol
0 likes • Jun 6
Sounds great mate, can’t wait to give it a read
Finished uni
Moved out of uni for the last time yesterday and I felt really odd and glum the entire day. I haven’t personally loved uni, I love the social aspect but I’m not an academic person and I never have been. I thought to myself why I felt like this and I believe it’s because I feel like I’ve wasted 3 years of my life. All I’ve done is achieved bang average grades, got myself in £50,000 worth of debt and got into bad habits like smoking weed every day, getting up late and being inconsistent with the gym. On the drive back from uni I listened to restoring baseline episodes 4,5 and 6. I did feel a lot better after listening to those. I realised that I need to love where I am and the habits I have and I need to accept that it’s okay I’ve done those things as I can’t go back in the past. I do still feel pretty anxious about everything to be honest. It feels like in my life I have always had somewhere to run to and take the easy way out. That’s what uni was for me when I was 18 because I couldn’t be bothered to look into other routes like going to a business school or learning a trade. It’s like I can’t run away anymore and It’s time to actually become an adult which I find daunting but I know it’s what I need in my life.
0 likes • May 29
@Cameron Walton I appreciate the words bro, it’s a weird thing to try and comprehend at this age that no money or success at a job is really going to make me happy. I want nice things, to go on holiday and be wealthy so it’s hard to balance those to mindsets, I guess it will become clearer to me with time. Yeah the podcasts are great mate, I gain a lot from them and enjoy listening to what you have to say, coming back from uni and out of that environment I know will give me time to sort out the fundamentals like my sleep and getting back in the gym consistently 👍🏻
Podcast Episode 4: Taking Action
New episode out. If you've listened to the previous ones you've heard me talk about a lot of concepts and insights I have about the world we are living in and how we can move through it, generally at a high level. This episode is me breaking down what I know about exercise, sleep, nutrition, and mindset. https://open.spotify.com/episode/4UXxGEoMjSTeupgmXUADgR
1 like • May 6
Didn’t realise they were on Spotify that’s quality. Got 3 to watch, I feel like I’ve been putting off looking at this group because I’ve not been too active and feel like I’ve gotten behind
Looking for a recommendation on a porn blocker
bit of a weird question but wondering if anyone has used what that worked good for them, I’ve used ones in the past that blocked other stuff other than porn which didn’t work for me. My plan is to have one of those ones with only a password can unlock it and give it to my mum to pick one so I can’t undo it, was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions
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Theo Smith
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@theo-smith-6211
21 years old, done being a slave to my own mind and vices

Active 12d ago
Joined Apr 6, 2026