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The Road To Miracles
In the small bathroom, she shares with the mops and cleaning supplies, Cynthia Wilson sat in the darkness, loads the 9mm as her father taught her. She points the gun to her head, tears flowing, her body shivering from the pangs of hunger, as she hadn’t eaten all day, saying, “Well God, if you won’t get me out of hell, this 9mm will.” A loud crash pulls her thoughts back into the pain and reality of her life. Wiping her tears with the back of her left hand, nodding as her thoughts dipped into the direction of the noise, she said to herself, “They are fighting again.”
By Annelise Lords 6 years ago in Motivation
One Quick Comfort Zone Hack You Will Ever Need
I was assigned to prepare and present a speech while I was in high school. At the time I was lacking faith and confidence in myself. I remember standing in front of my twenty classmates feeling out of my comfort zone completely.
By Vytas6 years ago in Motivation
The road less traveled
Humble beginnings I was born October 1,1969 in Toledo, Ohio. My beginnings, I didn't learn about for nearly 38 years. What I know is that my birth mother was the victim of domestic violence the man that beat and tormented her, he also killed my infant brother and spent time in prison. I was an orphan along with two sister and another brother I haven’t met as of the time I am writing this. I was put in foster care in a children’s home in Maumee, Ohio where I was adopted by a family of German Irish descent in Ypsilanti, Michigan at age two. Looking back now I never felt quite a part of the family but more like a project a charity case and I am not sure whether there was resentment amongst my adoptive siblings or they just felt entitled or empowered to sexually abuse me from an early age. The brothers were quite a bit older than me, and the affect that my early childhood traumas caused has ghosted my adult life; even though I have spent nearly thirty years, on and off again, working with one of the best therapists in New York City, William Messina.
By David William Phillips6 years ago in Motivation
Remembering 2020
As we close out 2020, it’s a good idea to reflect on the events which have taken place. I’ve got to admit that this has been a challenging year. With COVID-19, many people dying as a result of it, businesses shutting down, quarantines after exposure, social distancing mandates and most importantly, our country opening back up after a three-month long shutdown has caused a year of a turbulence. As I reflect back on these awful events, I must admit life as we know it has been strange and out of sync.
By Jacqueline F Wilson: The Morning Brew!6 years ago in Motivation
5 Best Things You Can Do When You Feel Low
Ever had those days where all you wanted to do was crawling in your bed and crying your eyes out? Well, if you aren’t as emotional as me then you felt like you just wanna be alone — dealing with your own thoughts day in day out.
By Anggun Bawinur6 years ago in Motivation
The Significance of Emotional Health
These days many people are discussing mental health; that is an outstanding advancement and incredibly important. However; insufficient people are discussing the significance of emotional wellness. It is very important remember that your feelings are linked to your mental wellness plus your physical health. Apart from those two connections, additionally it is a person concern all its. How you sense at any given instant is comparable to who you are usually for the reason that moment. The individual you are in confirmed moment directly effects the method that you deal with those around you; along with the way you decide to treat yourself.
By Timothy A Rowland6 years ago in Motivation
What 2020 Has Taught Me
I received the most precious gift the other day from a friend and mentor. I appreciate thoughtful gifts from those who think of others before they think of themselves. I feel so touched and honored that my name even crossed their minds, that they would go out of their way to gift me with their time, resources, gifts and words.
By Tiffany Rhea6 years ago in Motivation
Stop Sabotaging Yourself and Overcome Anxiety and Fear
When Napoleon Hill starts the chapter on how to outwit the six ghosts of fear in Think and Grow Rich, he suggests to the reader to take inventory on the fear(s) holding him back and cure himself of these fears.
By Sarah Nderi6 years ago in Motivation
