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Keep your life organized
My goal for 2021 is to stay organized. I want to share with you the best ways I found that are helpful. I started off the year by setting a daily plan and sticking to it. I would suggest trying to have a routine that is easy and works for you.
By Gabby Swayze6 years ago in Motivation
3 Things I'm Leaving Behind in 2020
After the events of 2020, we all feel like we need a fresh start! Although 2021 looks at the moment to be setting itself up to be even stranger and out of control than last year, I’ve chosen to focus on the things in my life that I can control. Below are three ways of thinking that I am choosing to leave behind in 2020.
By Outrageous Optimism 6 years ago in Motivation
Play Through Challenges With Confidence
Now, I am not what one would consider me as a great golfer. Most of the time, I’m not even a good golfer. Some of my friends might tell you I’m more of a ‘golf assassin’ than a practitioner. But, there are valuable life lessons that can be learned from the pastime.
By Stu E6 years ago in Motivation
Knowledge's Wake-Up Call
Life has been a constant motion of going to work and going home or home, work, then school. Everyday I repeat the same routine and I would kindly like for it to stop. However, money still needs to be made because I do have a wonderful little kiddo so continuing seems to be the best option.
By Afro DD6 years ago in Motivation
How I met Billionaire Oprah Winfrey
In 2008, my 59-year-old mother was diagnosed with Stage IV colon cancer that eventually metastasized to her liver, which ultimately took her life in November of that year. After my mom’s death, I spiraled into a deep depression. There wasn’t a day that went by, during that time, that I didn’t think of taking my own life. So what prevented me? Several things, but what stands out the most is……wait for it……a simple postage stamp.
By Meiko S. Patton6 years ago in Motivation
How I Learned to Forgive
As a young girl, we all grow up dreaming of our wedding day. We visualize the type of wedding gown we will wear, we even visualize the attributes of a perfect groom, whom we have not met yet. Years pass and before we know it we will be dancing our first bride and groom dance under a beautiful romantic melody.
By Malika B.6 years ago in Motivation
I'm the Clay and The Potter of my Own Life
There are no happier people on this planet than those who decide that they want something, define what they want, get hold of the feeling of it even before its manifestation and then joyously watch the unfolding as, piece by piece by piece, it begins to unfold. That's the feeling of your hands in the clay. ~ Esther Hicks
By Lynda Coker6 years ago in Motivation
The truth about happiness
One percent of people or less actually find true long-term happiness during their lifetime. Meaning that the remaining ninety nine percent of people are seeking short-term feeling of pleasure discard as happiness. But deep down inside, they know that they aren’t truly happy. And if you ask them why they are unhappy if they are been honest, they will tell you it has all to do with their financial situation. The meaning of motivation defers greatly from that of inspiration.
By Alain junior6 years ago in Motivation
Do You Value Yourself Enough To Face Fear?
During my married life there were times I would step back and think to myself, is making an issue out of this going to make things better or worse? So out of fear of the unknown I would choose not to listen to my own value and instead keep a happy home. Equally I would do this in other areas of my life too.
By Portia Yoga Mum on the Run6 years ago in Motivation
Master Your Productivity With the Rule of Three
"How can highly successful people get so much done during their day?" That’s a question I’ve been asking myself a lot. It’s become almost a daily habit to read, watch, or listen to those people, to find out what their secret is.
By Patrick Krukenfellner6 years ago in Motivation
