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CONTENT UPDATE and THINGS TO EXPECT! (Patreon)
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First and foremost, appreciate everyones support and understanding! WE ARE BACK, REFRESHED AND REENERGIZED!!!! A few updates! 1. No reaction stream tonight, but we will be moving it to Wednesday at 6pm CT! Got a lot of bangers lined up! BEST OF JINAH | Sister Leveling Abridged, Naruto no happy endings AMV, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All openings and a bunch more. Should be a fun one!!!2. Regular Schedule resumes tomorrow! The only clarification/adjustment (sorry), Bleach First upload will be on Monday. (One Week from today). Solo leveling and Sakamoto days will both be uploaded tomorrow along with everything else on the schedule! That is it, but I want to leave you with something I ironically heard on a podcast this weekend, which is super relevant to why we took a break. Again, moving forward it will be planned and scheduled in a healthy and transparent way. So apologies for that. Anyways, here is the story, "Two lumberjacks, both skilled in their trade, were hired to chop down trees in the forest. They worked side by side, with one of them consistently taking an hour-long break each day while the other worked nonstop. Over time, the first lumberjack continued to chop down trees at a steady pace, while the second one, who took a break every day, seemed to be chopping more trees. This surprised the first lumberjack, as he didn’t understand how the second could be so much more productive when he was taking breaks.
Eventually, the first lumberjack asked, “How are you chopping more trees than I am, even though you keep taking breaks?”
The second lumberjack smiled and explained, “While I take breaks, I am actually sharpening my axe. The time I spend sharpening my axe helps me cut down trees more efficiently.”
The lesson of the story is that sometimes taking a step back, recharging, or investing time to improve your skills or tools, like sharpening an axe, can lead to greater long-term success. In contrast, constantly working without improving efficiency can actually be less productive."
