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- What needs to be corrected in the management of Russia first?
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I know a girl from California who I once talked to about the weather. Why? Because she suddenly said that she liked the climate in St. Petersburg. Well, you understand, yes, you are already twisting your finger at your temple with me – how can you like the climate in St. Petersburg?? Well, OK, maybe you have to be from the North Pole to do that, okay, but she's from California!
I say-well, what is the California climate not OK? And she: it's a nice climate, but boring. When every day, really every day is the sun, it's so boring!
Find an activity you like and improve yourself in it. In our culture, it is customary to consider any work unpleasant, although it has been experimentally confirmed that a person receives more positive emotions during the performance of those tasks that correspond to his level than when he is resting in front of the TV/etc.�
As for books and walks. This is all great, of course, but you don't need to do something that you don't like, just because everyone advises/helps everyone.
I really liked the answer to this question in the movie “Boyfriend from the Future”. There, the hero could go back to the past, and live out his day as many times as he wanted and change something in it. His father said: “The best thing is not to change anything, but to notice details, what we do not see in everyday life” But over time, the hero realized that every day is unique and full of events, and the most high is not to live the same day many times, but to live once to the fullest, to notice every day how many details and events are around you, to live