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By Avi900_MM
By Avi900_MM
An emotion felt, if we've spent long enough surfing the web, trading stocks, crypto, or even living life with too many risks-
That feeling of euphoria is very dangerous- it can often blind you short term of trying to squeeze that extra dollar, to take that one more risk, to mint that one last project-
It's something that's a sign, a signal, when many people are chattering about massive gains, not taking profits- with clarity being hindsight, people get rekt because they don't take the time to set up a plan before they get a head-start on things-
When you hit that major dopamine rush from a big gain or a good looking project, you hyperfixate on what you're holding onto- it's understandable, and it happens to all of us one way or another-
For someone like me with adhd, i have to be incredibly careful when i feel this emotion- like I'm on top of everything, like I'm ahead, because i tend to, in life, jump the gun and get ahead of myself- and the crash that comes after that, feels insurmountable.
How do you get back to the top, when you've fallen so far from where you once were? How do you cope with the feeling of knowing you could have had everything you dreamed of, and it just slipped away in the blink of an eye?
It isn't impossible- it may feel like wasted time, sitting at the bottom- but just as you climbed the ladder before, you can hit the cycle again, but if you don't go in with a plan, that euphoria will hit you just the way it did before-
Getting stuck in a loop is incredibly easy- it happens to the best and the worst in life, some don't deserve it, and some do- its just the way things are.
To break the loop takes conviction, courage, and a lot of planning and time- but most importantly, the effort to look forward from your current space, and do your best to make sure you don't fall victim to your own euphoria.
And in the end, that's all you really can do! Life is completely chock full of ups and downs, so don't be too hard on yourself if you don't make it as far as you anticipate- so long as you keep moving forward, you'll end up exactly where you need to be, when you need to be!
A series limited to 900 artworks, each artwork is a summation of experiences in my life, both struggles, successes, even simple thoughts I have-
Consider this a new format of autobiography, in which the timeline is not set in chronological order-
With ADHD, I'm often scatterbrained- so this series is more an expression, rather than a solid workflow, of what makes my life, mine- the art is the entire work, not just what you see, but what it makes you feel.
Lastly, expect the unexpected- as mentioned, there is no chronology in this series- so the road that lies ahead will always be uncertain!
Euphoria; the Bitter Sign of Things to Come
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By Avi900_MM
An emotion felt, if we've spent long enough surfing the web, trading stocks, crypto, or even living life with too many risks-
That feeling of euphoria is very dangerous- it can often blind you short term of trying to squeeze that extra dollar, to take that one more risk, to mint that one last project-
It's something that's a sign, a signal, when many people are chattering about massive gains, not taking profits- with clarity being hindsight, people get rekt because they don't take the time to set up a plan before they get a head-start on things-
When you hit that major dopamine rush from a big gain or a good looking project, you hyperfixate on what you're holding onto- it's understandable, and it happens to all of us one way or another-
For someone like me with adhd, i have to be incredibly careful when i feel this emotion- like I'm on top of everything, like I'm ahead, because i tend to, in life, jump the gun and get ahead of myself- and the crash that comes after that, feels insurmountable.
How do you get back to the top, when you've fallen so far from where you once were? How do you cope with the feeling of knowing you could have had everything you dreamed of, and it just slipped away in the blink of an eye?
It isn't impossible- it may feel like wasted time, sitting at the bottom- but just as you climbed the ladder before, you can hit the cycle again, but if you don't go in with a plan, that euphoria will hit you just the way it did before-
Getting stuck in a loop is incredibly easy- it happens to the best and the worst in life, some don't deserve it, and some do- its just the way things are.
To break the loop takes conviction, courage, and a lot of planning and time- but most importantly, the effort to look forward from your current space, and do your best to make sure you don't fall victim to your own euphoria.
And in the end, that's all you really can do! Life is completely chock full of ups and downs, so don't be too hard on yourself if you don't make it as far as you anticipate- so long as you keep moving forward, you'll end up exactly where you need to be, when you need to be!
A series limited to 900 artworks, each artwork is a summation of experiences in my life, both struggles, successes, even simple thoughts I have-
Consider this a new format of autobiography, in which the timeline is not set in chronological order-
With ADHD, I'm often scatterbrained- so this series is more an expression, rather than a solid workflow, of what makes my life, mine- the art is the entire work, not just what you see, but what it makes you feel.
Lastly, expect the unexpected- as mentioned, there is no chronology in this series- so the road that lies ahead will always be uncertain!
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