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EbonyDarknessDementiaRavenWay !xDf.K7qsL6 Mon Sep 9 01:06:31 2013 No.4098748 [DELETED]

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I've realized that I spend too much time browsing 4chan and not enough time reading.

how do I change wicked my ways?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:08:31 2013 No.4098749 >>4098748 You... stop going... to 4chan? Wow that was hard.

>>	Celebes !!NWFwVGUkpTc Mon Sep 9 01:08:31 2013 No.4098751 >>4098748 Turn off your computer and read books.

>>	EbonyDarknessDementiaRavenWay !xDf.K7qsL6 Mon Sep 9 01:10:30 2013 No.4098755 >>4098751 it's not that simple, I keep habitually opening my browser

>>	Idontwanttobehere !!gVL0FyzPeMv Mon Sep 9 01:12:31 2013 No.4098760 trip party!!!!!

>>	Celebes !!NWFwVGUkpTc Mon Sep 9 01:14:31 2013 No.4098761 >>4098755 Unplug your ethernet cable so opening your browser is pointless. Go outside/somewhere else without a smartphone and read.

Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:15:30 2013 No.4098764

what can i do instead of going on the internet when i wake up? see that's my down fall when i chug coffee i check email, go to clothing stores to see what new overpriced bullshit i can't afford, then go to ebay to see if any of the worn out musty crap i'm bidding on is ending and then spend the rest of the day hitting refresh on torrent sites

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:19:31 2013 No.4098769 >>4098764 Read a book. Write. A lot of writers actually like to write early in the morning, when their mind is clear.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:23:32 2013 No.4098779 >>4098769 what about shit that u need a computer for like doing graphics or music or some shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:25:32 2013 No.4098783 >>4098779 Than you should ask in their respective boards.

Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:26:32 2013 No.4098787

Same problem here m8.

Step 1: Change your environment to disrupt your habits. There's a "Self Control" app for Mac that blocks Internet for certain blocks of time.

Step 2: Develop new habits. Set a realistic routine for yourself and follow it every day until it becomes natural.

It's all about getting over the hump of withdrawal and developing new habits. There's a book called "The Power of Habit"; it's partially self-improvement bullshit but it also has some good ideas and it's been helpful for me.

Godspeed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 9 01:30:32 2013 No.4098792 has anyone ever bought an isbn so u can self-publish on itunes?

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