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How to Measure Your Degree of Persistence
How to Measure Your Degree of Persistence Introduction: Persistence is a key trait that separates those who achieve their goals from those who give up along the way. It is the unwavering determination to continue striving despite obstacles, setbacks, and challenges. But how can we measure our degree of persistence? In this article, we will explore some practical ways to assess and enhance our level of persistence. By understanding our strengths and areas for improvement, we can cultivate a resilient mindset and increase our chances of accomplishing our ambitions.
By News Bucks3 years ago in Humans
How Do I Get Past The Fear To Ask Someone Out?
Many people who have confidence believe that it is not too difficult to ask someone out. It's as easy as striking up a conversation. But it is is quite nerve wracking for some due to four main things: our personal level of confidence and self esteem, the desire for approval, our self worth and the immediate goal. These four factors have to be addressed in some way before we can find the courage to persuade someone to date us. After all, if we believe we are insignificant, worthless and not worth dating, we cannot be surprised when others believe it, too, and stay away!
By Elaine Sihera 3 years ago in Humans
How to Get Your Brain to Focus on What Matters
How to Get Your Brain to Focus on What Matters Improving your ability to focus on what matters can greatly enhance your productivity and effectiveness. Here are some strategies to help you train your brain to focus on the most important tasks:
By Motivational Bucks3 years ago in Humans
Love story of a poor man
In a humble village, there lived a kind-hearted young man named Raj. Despite his impoverished circumstances, Raj possessed a heart as rich as gold. He worked tirelessly to eke out a living, scraping together every penny he earned to support his aging parents and siblings.
By abdullah khan3 years ago in Humans
Transgender Story
“And now Ben’s coming to the wedding with—I don’t know, some girl from Facebook, and I’m going to look like an idiot going alone. Because I am an idiot. Because I’m the one who dumped him. Christ, I’m an idiot.” Charlie groans and falls over onto the bed.
By Rishayl Mirza3 years ago in Humans
A TEENAGE LOVE STORY
It was a warm June night, the sun just a glimpse above the horizon, with a slight breeze, brushing lightly against my skin. I could feel my dark brown hair flowing with the direction of the wind as i went round and round on the carousel. I closed my eyes and listened to the soft carnival music in the background of people talking and laughing. Even with my eyes closed, I could still see the joyful faces of children, their eyes wide with excitement, their parents watching them carefully and happily. I smiled, capturing the moment. I made sure to mentally write down all the details in my head, so I could retell it exactly to my parents. It’s been nearly a week since I last seen them and would be another month or two until I would see them again, although before leaving they made me promise to call them whenever I wanted but at least, once a week. Their 20th anniversary was last week, so as my gift, I decided to go stay with my aunt in California for the summer. As my mind drifted to my home back in New Jersey, I felt the carousel slowly come to a stop. I gently opened my eyes and let out a happy sigh. I laughed as I struggled to get off my carousel horse. Feeling dizzy, I went to find a place to sit. As I sat down on a nearby bench, my eyes swept the carnival for a corndog stand. Aha. Spotting one, I started walking towards it. Halfway there, knowing I was supposed to call my aunt at 9:30, I decided to see what time it was. I looked down in my bag and began searching for my phone. Suddenly, I ran into someone. “Sorr-“, I looked up unexpectedly into the striking blue eyes of a drop dead gorgeous stranger. He looked about my age, if not a year older and was an inch taller than me. No words could even begin to describe him.
By Daniel B. Usang 3 years ago in Humans
Love in bloom
Once upon a time, in a quaint little town nestled amidst rolling hills and fragrant meadows, there lived a young woman named Lily. True to her name, Lily had a heart as pure as the delicate petals of the flower she was named after. She possessed a spirit that radiated kindness and a smile that could brighten the darkest of days.
By Najeeb Bhadmus3 years ago in Humans
Midnight Serenade
The moon cast a soft glow over the quiet city streets as Sarah stood by her window, captivated by the starry night sky. It had been months since she moved into her new apartment, hoping to find solace and inspiration in the bustling city. Little did she know that her life was about to change forever.
By Najeeb Bhadmus3 years ago in Humans
Toxic Relationships
Toxic relationships can silently invade our lives, leaving lasting emotional scars and hindering personal growth. Recognizing the signs of a toxic relationship is crucial to protect our well-being and find the path to healing. In this article, we will explore the characteristics of toxic relationships, their impact on individuals, and steps to break free and nurture healthier connections.
By Aparna Banerjee3 years ago in Humans
A Love Found on Vacation
Summer love refers to a romantic relationship or connection that blossoms during a vacation or trip taken during the summer months. It is often associated with a carefree and enchanting experience, where two individuals meet in a beautiful setting and form a deep emotional bond over a short period of time. Summer love vacations are characterized by warm weather, idyllic destinations such as beach resorts or tropical islands, and a sense of adventure and spontaneity. It is a time when people allow themselves to let go, embrace new experiences, and open their hearts to the possibility of love. These vacations often create lasting memories and leave a lasting imprint on the hearts of those involved, even if the relationship itself may not extend beyond the confines of that summer escape.
By Shifa atif3 years ago in Humans
Humanity’s First Recorded Kiss Was Earlier Than We Thought
“My upper lip becomes moist, while my lower lip trembles! I shall embrace him, I shall kiss him.” —1900-1595 B.C.E. tablet from Sippar, Mesopotamia; translation by Nathan Wasserman, Akkadian Love Literature of the Third and Second Millennium B.C.E.
By Mark Xavier3 years ago in Humans
