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What is success? - part 2
Success is: Meditation! Psychologists would define it as: “the ability of a person to set and achieve their own personal and professional goals, whatever they may be.” It sounds simple, but over time this definition will fluctuate from one individual to another.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
What is success? - part 1
Success is a state Success is a state, reflected inside and out. Success means knowing the personal qualities and trusting them which is directly proportional to the work done and the passion for achieving it. Success can be in the hands of any person if it is desired, sought, and consistently pursued, if the opportunities offered are exploited regardless of obstacles. His superficiality is his enemy, as is his distrust or hope of acquiring it only by luck. Those who get it are those who do not believe in a closed-door, and if they can’t open it from the first attempt, they don’t give up, they come a second time, more prepared and with the key to them. Some see a new chance every day, those who know how to appreciate every success, no matter how small, turning it into a step towards the top. A peak looked at with wide eyes, a trained mind, and sincerity.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
What is mindfulness beyond a spiritual practice?
What is mindfulness? Hi, if you got here it means you’re interested in what mindfulness is. I assume you were not sent by the doctor or, God forbid, judge but you just followed your curiosity and desire for knowledge. No one voluntarily wastes their time so little precious doing something they don’t like. I think you are interested in this so-called fashion, mindfulness. You are not the only one and I think you deserve to receive a simple and sincere explanation to be able to make an informed choice.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
A New Era of Work is Here: Predictions for 2022 and Beyond
Recent figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics disclose that 4.5 million human beings voluntarily left their jobs in November of 2021 — an uncontested “all-time high” in the records of the country. Supply chain and transport challenges have precipitated issues on a world scale. Social justice issues have been brought to the forefront of our collective consciousness. Each of these hurdles has presented us with a wonderful opportunity, and these shifts have given us a glimpse into how groups — and organizational leaders in particular — are evolving.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
Get 3D Close View of the PiXiu Celestial Coming With Fortune: Emblem of Wealth Luck Potential just for this Short Window of Opportunity
The auction orgainsed by Sothebys for the masterpeice will be on website display here at this link for maybe once in a Lifetime for the next 3 days
By Estalontech4 years ago in Journal
Six Distinctions Between Co-Working Spaces and Incubators
A co-working setting is ideal for entrepreneurs who have just begun developing their product since it allows them to expand their network of like-minded entrepreneurs and obtain feedback on their prototypes.
By Munnazir Zarin4 years ago in Journal
Preparing the Next Generation of Workers for a Downturn in the Economy
Isn’t this a unique time? There are four primary reasons why this situation is unprecedented. Although recessions have happened in the past, this one is unprecedented. The 2008 crisis was more than a recession. There was a complete economic collapse.
By Estalontech4 years ago in Journal
Once the War Escalates , USA will Destroy Russia Troops , Russia Will Capitalize Using Hypersonic Missiles Attack On Worldwide US installations
Biden mentioned No Nuclear, Thank God …somebody even mentioned assassination.. The World Leader , The United States will Never DO such Thing !
By Estalontech4 years ago in Journal
Reflections on more than 10 years of Writing
Start writing...I've been writing for most of my life. One of my earliest school memories was in the first grade. We were assigned a booklet and told to make up a story every day - complete with illustrations. I filled up the entire book within a couple of days, and went as far as to ask for another.
By Kelsey Nichols4 years ago in Journal






