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Journal Your Heart Out – 3 Journaling Techniques for Improved Mental Health
Well, yes and no. There are multiple journaling tactics that offer different benefits depending on your needs, goals, and personal style. Some techniques work well for some, while others might find different systems fit better with their lifestyle.
By Rachel Gray4 years ago in Humans
When Your Child, Your Sibling Or Friend Has Covid What Do You Do?
My brother died in March of 2021 with covid. Most of our seven children have had covid and survived. My brother was only 48 years old. He left behind 4 daughters and a grandson. We have seven children. Our children are fast approaching 50. Our youngest is in her 30's yet. The others are all in their 40's.
By Denise E Lindquist4 years ago in Humans
The Hug
The Hug The next day couldn’t get here fast enough. I just couldn’t wait to get to school to give back this device to Jackie and to see the expression on her face when she sees that it was fixed. I’ve seen Jackie smile a few or more times and she has the most beautiful smile I have ever seen. Her smile is what I would call ‘enchanting’. It is something that draws me to her to the point where I just can’t even fathom looking away. I guess in a way, her smile is magical. I know all this may seem a bit cliché’, but she had the whole package and it was very difficult to not notice this.
By Patrick Bramer4 years ago in Humans
Indie Roundtable Read: First Contact
What image does the word author conjure in your mind? A recluse holing out in the mountains, who probably hasn't slept or been outside for days, and is surrounded by papers, a horde of cats, empty cups of coffee, and maybe a typewriter? Sorry to disappoint, but that's not the trendy author look anymore. With the boom of social media, podcasting and livestreaming, authors of all kinds all over the world have unleashed other sides of their creativity - and now more than ever.
By Marie Sinadjan4 years ago in Humans
How I Got Rid Of Procrastination and You Can Too — Motivation
While other students are complaining and whining about how hard the exams are and how it’s not fair guess, you’re doing the work. But you should never be satisfied with yourself you must work on yourself consistently. Brown says “As you go through the challenges of college and you look at it and you embrace whatever comes to you don’t run from it step towards it don’t try and duck it like most people do.” Most students want it easy, think about the people in your class they all want it easy but when you make those hard decisions that you don’t want to make, studying those subjects that you don’t particularly find interesting because you know that in order for you to get where you want to go this is what you have to do. We’ve all had those days that we wake up and we don’t want to get out of bed, we’ve all had those days where we don’t want to study, we’ve all had those days that we don’t want to smile in anybody. Now that we’ve all had those days there’s a difference between winners and losers, the winners can get up and do it anyway. There is no success without pain there is no such thing as climbing to the top of the class without obstacle after obstacle after obstacle. Only those that are consistent and study hard and do not give in to procrastination will make it. None of us can arrive where we want to be if we’re comfortable. Our job is to get smarter and stronger and faster, our job is to get better. You’ve got to get to the next level and you’ve got to be obsessed with the next level. You can’t afford to stay the same, I want you to travel, I want you to have a big house, I want you to have a nice car, but most importantly I want you to get to the top. When did you get comfortable? When did you get off track? When did you stopped thinking about the dream? When did you give up? When did you talk yourself out of it? I need you to make sure you go to your desk and you get your laptop out, you get your pins and paper out, you get your head down and you study I’m here to help you. I know you can get there, I know you can get to the next level but you got to study, you got to rise up early, and you got to go to bed late, you got to be obsessive. Every successful person I’ve ever seen in my life they are different, they are obsessive and if you want to get to the next level you’ve got to do something different. But it’s not just about the grades it’s about bettering your life. You have to have a good vision, You have to make sure your mindset is right, You have to make sure your health is in check. But we live in a world where people lack accountability and until we become accountable, we are all crippled by our excuses. All I want people to know is that if you can get 10% better every single year, in five years people won’t notice you, in five years you won’t notice your own bank account, you won’t notice your own career, you will get bigger faster smarter. stop
By Shobha Tiwari4 years ago in Humans
