I’ve worked out every day the last few years. At this point the habit is so strong, it’s not about “what keeps me going” but “what could stop me from going” – I’ve had all the excuses in the world to miss a workout. It’s just a part of who I am now.
I’ve worked out every day the last few years. At this point the habit is so strong, it’s not about “what keeps me going” but “what could stop me from going” – I’ve had all the excuses in the world to miss a workout. It’s just a part of who I am now.
they were a moderator of some of the most popular subreddits, so it was definitely more than that
Yup. What made me decide to leave is the fact that I’m going to a place full of people who don’t agree with Reddit’s policies, and who are willing to fight a modest learning curve to join a more future-proof community. I’d rather be with people who care about that kind of thing and are kind of nerds about it, even if it doesn’t have as much content as Reddit in its early days. It’s making me nostalgic for Reddit 12 years ago anyway.