I start things and give up on them like 2 days later is there a word for this?

Jaded

Mentally ill, likely on a diet with lots of plants.

> being such monumental cucks
Only cucks do boring things.

OP, it's because you don't do something you enjoy.

Loser

Also something to add - not having deep and meaningful relationships with family members, friends and/or a romantic partner really fucks this up too. Our natural state is to have this and you're much more capable emotionally when you have this box ticked. Unfortunately, the modern age has fucked this up for us too. Simply a consequence of our time (social media making us less social, society (and our parents as a result) not understanding the value of being close).

So look to develop some deep bonds with people you trust over a long period of time. I am still lacking this, and have lacked this for a long time, but I'm generally strong enough to handle it without going mentally ill.

Thanks for the good advice.

Feckless

Go suck some dicks, your mamma told me that you like to suck dick last night.

>do something you enjoy
When you condition your body to get quick instant gratification, you are much, much less excitable by anything else.

Think of the people that are porn addicts. After a while they get into freakier and freakier shit because the vanilla stuff doesn't do it anymore for them. They are desensitised. A good analogy would be how when you drink alcohol you gain tolerance over time and need more to get drunk.

Correct answer.
the first step is to want it really bad.

Gold fish

>a word for this

Yeah

Australian

Loser.
People give up shit after two days because they're not good at it and are either dont want to put in the boring ground work to build a foundation or they get mad that it's too hard because they're trying to do something way above their skill level. You cant expect someone who's never played music pick up a guitar and learn how to play a van Halen song in two days. Dude will be playing kumbaya for a month.

Get a script for Adderall and you will become red pilled

The end boss of the all-encompassing war for the future of the white race is the weakness and inertia that resides within each one of us, blocking our creative, political, financial potential. If it were somehow possible to get our lives together and become disciplined, the war will be won right there and then.

Brothers, I come bearing a gift for you. Many of our kind are smart, but run out of motivation to do productive things and better our lives.
I've come up with a technique to overcome this fatal lack of will/discipline/routine.
We have trouble doing things repeatedly or continuously because of an "inner rebel", a contrarian force that is triggered when we try to give ourselves an order. Being a Jew (but a Nazi Jew) I have figured out a way to deceive this inner resistance to discipline.

>needing drugs to accomplish anything.
NPC detected

Here's what you do to finally become effective and disciplined.
Instead of telling yourself "I must read/program/train/whatever for 5 hours every day" (which triggers your inner nigger to refuse or sabotage this work schedule,) you take the opposite approach.
You're allowed 2 1-hour work blocks per day and no more. You set the alarm, and once it goes off you don't get to work any more even if you feel you're not done. The magic of this is that your inner nigger will now work in the opposite direction, and for the rest of the day you'll now find yourself keenly thinking about the next 2 hours and how to spend them efficiently. You might sneak in some extra work here and there when the desire becomes just overwhelming.
See how that works? Now instead of half-assing a 5-hour routine for a week and quitting, you'll be putting in 2 hours of pure focus, plus a lot of auxiliary time thinking about your work instead of how you used to cast it aside and purge your mind of it formerly.
Humans are stubborn When we force tasks upon ourselves, our impulses undermine us. When we force limits upon our work, the same stubbornness works in the opposite direction.
That's my system for overcoming procrastination, inconsistency and a (seeming) lack of will.

Spot on: archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/111469379/#111478135

Take it to heart, user.

Legitimately take this to heart, user. Save it as a notepad file on your computer and read it once a week. This is a conclusion of years of battling procrastination and weak will.

>Take it to heart, user.
Hivemind

Depression. Start exercising for 20 minutes a day. Spend at least half an hour outside everyday. Take a multivitamin and fish oil as well. Cut down on added sugars and get your fix from blueberries or other anti inflammatory foods. You should bounce back to normal in a few weeks with minimal effort.

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unfocused, scatterbrained, don't have your priorities straight.

If your mind is active, energetic and curious instead, it could be a problem of focus and discipline. Be careful telling yourself you are lazy. You don't want to end up running around in circles, cursing yourself for being "lazy".

>u only hav 2 believ in jeezus 2 b seyvd

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Moribund

>relying on (((grocery stores))) to provide your brain the optimal combination of nutrients in order to perform at max capacity

This.

Also, studies show will power can be built up. But it's built SLOWLY. Basically, if you feel lik giving up at 2 days, just go 3, then quit. Next time you can do 4. EZ.

Well said!
Discipline is king