friendship
C.S Lewis got it right: friendship is born when one person says to another: "What! You too? I thought I was the only one!"
How to be Confident
NOTE!!! Building confidence is a transformative journey that requires time, self-awareness, and consistent effort. It's not something that happens overnight, nor is it something that can be simply wished into existence. Instead, confidence is developed through a combination of mindset shifts, practical actions, and learning from experiences. Here’s how you can build confidence, drawing on my understanding of the process.
By Muhammad Sani Sani2 years ago in Humans
All About Friendship. Top Story - August 2024.
I remember a night, many years ago, when I stepped out of the home of a casual friend, slipped on black ice, and landed flat on my ass on a concrete step. As I sat there, in pain, convinced I had broken my tailbone, I heard my best friend ask if I was okay, then looked up and saw her doubled over in pain from laughing.
By Cathy holmes2 years ago in Humans
It was going to be about trains.
I have romanticized trains for as long as I can remember. I don’t know when my love for them started, or how my love for them even got nurtured, because I didn’t grow up taking them (although my mom just told me we did a long train trip together before I could even walk, so maybe that sparked something in my almost brand-new brain, who knows.) I have long convinced myself that if I could just spend a month traveling around the country by rail, that I could write the great American novel, inspired by the gentle rocking and the whispered chug along the tracks. I have convinced myself that that is truly the only thing I need to craft a masterpiece is a long, uninterrupted train ride. (This, and/or a month in Manhattan in a brick-laden loft, plants hanging from the rafters, colorful carpets and loud neighbors and flashing neon from the bar across the way.) The characters would be formed by the passengers, back stories imagined and woven together based on their stops, their clothes, or from watching the woman and daughter waving at eachother through the window until we turned the bend. I have painted my own self as a mysterious passenger, typing away as the countryside ebbed and flowed from rolling green hills to flat, brown fields, people wondering who I am, creating their own stories about me. Who is that woman? Is she an author? Is she writing a book? Have I read anything she’s written? Maybe she’s a spy. Maybe a food critic. You get the picture- I would, in short, be mysterious, my fingers clicking away, creating my own story within a story because in my head, this is how an author, since the beginning of time, creates something worth reading.
By Morgan Oliver2 years ago in Humans
The Habit of Unnecessary Apologies: A Personal Reflection
It was a normal Tuesday afternoon when I found myself apologizing yet again. This time, it was for something as trivial as brushing past someone on the street, though neither of us had even made contact. “Sorry,” I muttered, barely audible, before continuing on my way. It was only later that day, while sitting in a quiet café with my thoughts, that I began to question why I had apologized at all.
By Syed Moizuddin2 years ago in Humans
Fetch the Basics: A Fresh Start to Dog Training for Beginners
Together with your dog, you can learn and bond over the enjoyable adventure of dog training. It may seem daunting at first, but with the appropriate strategy, teaching your dog the fundamentals can be enjoyable and productive. This manual will take you through the most important training tidbits to help you and your dog start over.
By Farooq Umar2 years ago in Humans
Chocolate Cake
Baking a chocolate cake is a delicious and rewarding experience that can be enjoyed by both novice and experienced bakers alike. With the right ingredients, tools, and techniques, you can create a moist and decadent chocolate cake that will impress your friends and family. In this guide, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of baking a chocolate cake from scratch.
By AKANJI ABDULAFEEZ2 years ago in Humans
The Act Of Advanced Pardoning
The Craft of Advanced Pardoning: How Relinquishing On the web Feelings of spite Can Free Your Psyche In the computerized age, where connections occur with the snap of a button and words are traded through screens, clashes, and false impressions can undoubtedly emerge. Web-based entertainment stages, online discussions, and informing applications have become favorable places for conflicts, pernicious remarks, and hard feelings. The namelessness and distance given by the web frequently intensify these negative collaborations, prompting durable advanced feelings of spite that can weigh vigorously on our psyches. Be that as it may, similarly in the disconnected world, clutching hard feelings online can be intellectually debilitating and sincerely depleting. The craft of computerized pardoning offers a way to profound opportunity, permitting us to relinquish these internet-based feelings of spite and recover our inner serenity.
By Olayinka Olumide2 years ago in Humans






