Go to school kids, finds a hobby.
Do whatever makes you happy, but think about your future at the same time. Have a plan B in life, cause plan A wont always work. Sure play emps world, if you have a dream getting maxed do so! But remember you got a family and friends and irl to live aswell.

Fucked myself over with plan a and plan b. But i managed to save myself with a plan c that i didnt have back then.
It took a lot of mental courage to get back in routines but now im here.
Hitting gym everyday, play poker, hang out with friends, living the best years off my life. Gold years as they call it.
Random trips to foreign countries, roadtrips, festivals and most random adventures you could ever think off.
You dont want to miss that, but you still need to have a plan for your future, it is so important.

Wake up, get breakfast. Get to school, stay in school during all lectures and do your best. Go home, and have fun.
Some years from now you will thank your past-self for the great plans you had for your life.
And yes i know its not easy to have plans for life being so young, so again please. Do your best at school and
have every option available!!!

I really liked it m8, but it wont work for me, cuz I'm only 13 I dont have that much to think about in life atm except my friends and grades but Im an excellent student so I don't have that much but to hang out.

O-T: I really liked the video Even, keep them coming

Did You cried while You were talking?

I really liked it m8, but it wont work for me, cuz I'm only 13 I dont have that much to think about in life atm except my friends and grades but Im an excellent student so I don't have that much but to hang out.

O-T: I really liked the video Even, keep them coming

Dirfference between me and you at that age was that i gave no fuck at school.
Because i was natural smart and knew i would get through doing well by doing nothing while other people work their ass off
and still doesnt understand most :/ But one day it will be opposite.
So keep on being an excellent student and do your best!

Did You cried while You were talking?

Ofc i didn't cry lmao

Quote from: Keiskelar on August 19, 2015, 08:31:38 pm

I really liked it m8, but it wont work for me, cuz I'm only 13 I dont have that much to think about in life atm except my friends and grades but Im an excellent student so I don't have that much but to hang out.

O-T: I really liked the video Even, keep them coming

i was natural

^ Same

Did You cried while You were talking?

I almost cried lmfao

"You gonna be shit" - Avenus 2k15

Joshiee begging in the PMs there, what a noob...

such inspo, many tears 


wise words

What.fucks.you.up.most.in.life.is.putting.your.fucking.eggs.in.one.basket.like.you.said.with.icehockey.
You.focused.so.much.on.it.and.when.you.failed.you.were.stuck.

I.have.done.that.same.shit.in.life.where.I.put.all.my.hope.or.whatever.into.one.particular.shit.and.when.it.fails.shit.goes.south.

we.should.have.a.board.about.life.and.shit.

Although I don't want to digress from your main message, I am compelled to point out that you're over generalizing your advice.  A backup plan is important for most people, such as people who don't have strong aspirations; however, a backup plan is a burden to those who do have strong aspirations and want nothing more than to achieve them.  If you want to live a safe life, have backup plans; if you want to commit wholeheartedly to your dream, then you can't allow yourself to have a backup plan -- you can't allow yourself to feel safe.

As I've said before, "When soldiers have nowhere to run to - if their bridges have been burned - they fight much harder than they otherwise would have. When you find something that you care about enough, be prepared to burn your bridges."  In other words, if you want to achieve greatness and make your dreams a reality, you have to be willing to put everything on the table, go all in, and leave nothing behind.  When you don't have a backup plan to protect you, you commit to your goal because it's all that you have, and you never hesitate.

Your Plan A should be good enough to handle multiple setbacks; the road to success is full of setbacks, and you need to be prepared for them.  If your Plan A fails, then it wasn't a good enough plan to begin with.  In life you get one shot - one attempt - so if you want to play it safe, that's fine, but don't assume everyone is as easily swayed as you.

It sounds to me like you've just given up; you've given in to the burdens that life throws at you.  As unfortunate as your story is, you came so close to making a comeback in hockey but gave up right at the end, after fighting for so long.

I'm going through the same situation with hockey right now, but I've never given up, and injuries are only motivation to try harder -- to show that nothing can stop me.  If you've lost your passion for hockey and want to live a safe life, that's fine, but if your passion still burns, you've made a big mistake by giving up.  I'd never be able to live with myself had I given up on my dreams because giving up on your dreams is depriving yourself the opportunity to live your one shot at life to the fullest.

Very nice video, Avenus!

Although I don't want to digress from your main message, I am compelled to point out that you're over generalizing your advice.  A backup plan is important for most people, such as people who don't have strong aspirations; however, a backup plan is a burden to those who do have strong aspirations and want nothing more than to achieve them.  If you want to live a safe life, have backup plans; if you want to commit wholeheartedly to your dream, then you can't allow yourself to have a backup plan -- you can't allow yourself to feel safe.

As I've said before, "When soldiers have nowhere to run to - if their bridges have been burned - they fight much harder than they otherwise would have. When you find something that you care about enough, be prepared to burn your bridges."  In other words, if you want to achieve greatness and make your dreams a reality, you have to be willing to put everything on the table, go all in, and leave nothing behind.  When you don't have a backup plan to protect you, you commit to your goal because it's all that you have, and you never hesitate.

Your Plan A should be good enough to handle multiple setbacks; the road to success is full of setbacks, and you need to be prepared for them.  If your Plan A fails, then it wasn't a good enough plan to begin with.  In life you get one shot - one attempt - so if you want to play it safe, that's fine, but don't assume everyone is as easily swayed as you.

It sounds to me like you've just given up; you've given in to the burdens that life throws at you.  As unfortunate as your story is, you came so close to making a comeback in hockey but gave up right at the end, after fighting for so long.

I'm going through the same situation with hockey right now, but I've never given up, and injuries are only motivation to try harder -- to show that nothing can stop me.  If you've lost your passion for hockey and want to live a safe life, that's fine, but if your passion still burns, you've made a big mistake by giving up.  I'd never be able to live with myself had I given up on my dreams because giving up on your dreams is depriving yourself the opportunity to live your one shot at life to the fullest.

When you get physical limitations its over.
Sure, i can chop off my legs and go play in the paralympics, but thats not where my passion is anymore.
My injury made me think, i know i will never be able to take it through next level with the knee injury i have.
But what i do know is that i can make the best out off what i can work with.

There is a difference between being lazy, and being passionate.
I have always been passionate for hockey. Sadly my knee injury wont allow me to compete any better than what i already do.

If plan A fails, you try the same thing over and over again.
But there comes a point in your life where your body fails, and you need to listen to it.

If it was nothing big, something that would go away eventually, sure i could go and give it all meanwhile.
But i can't. So now i've got a new plan. And i dont want to call it a plan b or a. Because it is my plan a.

But goodluck on your goals in hockey, i hope you succeed!

Very inspirational, I will go pro in csgo

Very inspirational, I will go pro in csgo

First.go.home.youre.drunk.and.delusional

JUST DO IT :kappa:

Quote from: Freestuffyay on August 22, 2015, 01:25:19 pm

Very inspirational, I will go pro in csgo

First.go.home.youre.drunk.and.delusional

wanna 1v1 again u lil bitch