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Self help, because you are your greatest asset.
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Introduction “Have you ever found yourself at a crossroad, figuratively speaking, weighing the benefits of a profitable path against the resonance of your core principles?”
Philosophical PathwayPublished 7 days ago in MotivationThe Best Things In Life Are A Marathon
Help Change The World by Voting for Mr. Health and Fitness 2024! Read to the End to see How! --- Most people believe that you win the game of life in a Sprint.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 7 days ago in Motivation- Top Story - May 2024
Why Just Write Is The Best Advice You Don’t Listen To
Before the last 6 months, I hadn’t written anything that wasn’t for my job or university for a number of years. I wanted to write more, I used to write all the time just for fun. I used to write poems and short stories that were just for me. I used to show them to certain members of my family but it was the process of writing them that I really enjoyed.
Michael NaylorPublished 8 days ago in Motivation The Alchemy of Connection
In the enchanting world of human connection, relationships weave a complex tapestry of emotions, experiences, and shared moments. They’re not just a series of events; they’re the stories we tell ourselves, the narratives we create, and the dreams we dare to chase with another soul. In this labyrinth of love, it’s easy to lose our way. But what if, instead of following the well-worn paths, we ventured into the unknown to discover new ways to deepen our relationships and spice up our bonds?
Sienna BlackwoodPublished 8 days ago in MotivationAn Adventure of Two Fakers
Imposter Syndrome: Dance of Undercover Spies Sometimes we feel like we are secret actors in our inner world. Even if we are successful, we tremble with the worry that "my mask will fall off at any moment" and we question our own abilities. This is Imposter Syndrome.
Yasemin Yiğit KuruPublished 8 days ago in MotivationHow Much Is Your Best Worth?
How much is your best worth? In Walmart two days ago, with a family member at the self-checkout. I had an issue and needed help. I glanced around looking for someone to assist me. The only person wearing a light blue vest which the employees wore, was a female a few feet away, on her phone. Calling out several times, she was so engulfed in her phone she couldn’t hear me. I had to go to her and she was startled and put the phone away and assisted me.
Annelise LordsPublished 8 days ago in MotivationEmbracing Selfless Love and Growth
In the realm of affection, our yearning is often to be the sole source of joy for our beloved. Yet, reality unfailingly serves up an array of trials. Occasionally, we discover that we cannot bestow the happiness we desire upon our beloved, and, in some instances, we might even inadvertently burden their existence. It is in these moments that we must grasp the essence of selflessness in love — a profound and mature manifestation.
Emily Chan - Life and love sharingPublished 9 days ago in MotivationSocial Security: Avoid falling for a false retirement plan
Quick Background I love discussing money and retirement planning with people in all walks of life (poor, rich, old, and young). I am probably a little too obsessed with it — it comes from a place of fear, yet gratitude. Growing up poor, my family and friends lacked financial literacy, and they definitely were not financially sharp.
Stephen LeglerPublished 9 days ago in MotivationJohn McFall's Determined Steps Toward a Disability-Inclusive Space Age
Beyond the Horizon: John McFall's Determined Steps Toward a Disability-Inclusive Space Age The cosmos, an endless expanse of twinkling possibility, has captivated humanity for centuries. It beckons with the promise of discovery, the thrill of the unknown, and the potential for a future beyond our fragile blue planet. Yet, for far too long, this incredible odyssey has been limited by the physical demands of space travel. But a new chapter is being written, one where the final frontier is no longer solely for the able-bodied. Leading the charge is John McFall, a former Paralympian and trauma surgeon, on a mission to open up space exploration to those with disabilities. His story is a testament to the enduring human spirit, the power of perseverance, and the boundless potential of inclusion.
ABOPublished 9 days ago in MotivationTHERE IS A GIRL AND THE HOUSE IS LOCKED
THERE IS A GIRL AND THE HOUSE IS LOCKED There was a girl who had a strange dream many times. In her dream, she saw many people locked in a dark house locked tightly by a rusty lock, and they begged to be rescued. From then on, she became thin, emaciated, her skin turned yellow, and her body became more and more lifeless. No doctor could diagnose her illness.
Văn Lập LaPublished 9 days ago in MotivationWhen Shyness Turns into Strength, An Inspirational Story of Positive Change.
In the picturesque town of Greenfield nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, there lived a boy named Daniel. Daniel was a quiet and reserved child, often found lost in his thoughts as he wandered through the town's cobblestone streets. His family lived in a quaint cottage at the edge of town, surrounded by a garden bursting with colorful flowers.
Nguyen Thanh TungPublished 9 days ago in MotivationUnspoken bonds: An exploratory tale of womanhood and empathy
In a quaint small town, a 10 year old girl Veera embarked on a nuanced journey of self-discovery and womanhood, a path marked by the noticeable absence of her mother's nurturing presence. Guided by her enigmatic grandmother, Amma, whose wisdom was as profound as it was mysterious, Veera navigated a complex landscape woven with the threads of becoming a woman.
namita razdanPublished 10 days ago in Motivation