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Lifestyle Changes Needed in the Second Lockdown
This year hit us very hard. Clearly! The unexpected, unseen and the uncertainty was everything 2020 was all about. 2020 confined us inside four walls and one roof, unmotivated us, financially drained us as well as took a huge toll on our mental and physical health. At present, we are facing yet another lockdown of the year, and it is important to make some changes now that we are more aware and have familiarized ourselves with the situation we are dealing with.
By The Breatharian Blogger6 years ago in Motivation
Introduction to A Journey
The Mind can be an enormously helpful tool in ones experience of Life. It has been the engineer behind the creation of studies like Biology, Anthropology, Physics, Geology, and more. Through observations of the world around us, the pioneers of these sciences have provided us with the most sound methods of analyzing and understanding the entire universe. Modern medicine and technology are built upon the foundations that our forefathers set before us. Every form and aspect of society existing today can be appreciated as creations of our forefathers (be it directly or indirectly). And this includes the method you're utilizing now to read this post! The world that exists today gives us endless opportunities to learn and experience the world around us in its fulness. Sports, Entertainment, Science, Technology, and Art present us with boundless opportunities for play!! You know... those things that bring you joy?
By Jerome Henderson6 years ago in Motivation
My Choice
It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities. - J.K. Rowling I talked to a friend after a very long time and he told me how confused he still is and how he still hasn't figured out what to do with his life. It made me realize we are, perhaps just bohemian souls born in a generation meant to question things and set new norms. People who have a strong belief that there is more to life than what we have actually been taught to believe. The conversation went from relationships to lifestyle choices to me explaining the energies and the philosophy of life - Every person you interact with is a guide sent to teach you something. I learned what impartial, non-judgemental listening can do for a person from our rendezvous and also that I have been living in the hermit mode for a long long time. Once you start dwelling in the peace of solitude, you find that it is pretty addictive and don't want to deal with the noise of the world.
By Devika Pathak6 years ago in Motivation
Rachel Brenke
Rachel Brenke is another best-selling mastermind that is also uplifting and empowering women in her own right. This mom of 5 is a kickass attorney, author, podcaster, cancer survivor, entrepreneur, military spouse and Air Force brat who is also an Ironman/Triathlon fanatic. Rachel has a no holds barred approach to disrupting the way entrepreneurs do business. Her brave approach leads to cultivating conscious entrepreneurs to elevate their brands. Her services help women build seven figure businesses without sacrificing their families and sanity. Rachel has been seen in Business Insider, NBC Sports, International Business Times, The Penny Hoarder and much more. Follow Rachel Brenke online at www.rachelbrenke.com.
By Tammy Reese6 years ago in Motivation
If You're Feeling Hopeless, You Should Read This
I felt a lot better. I was working full-time (during a pandemic nonetheless) and this job paid better than the last. I’d just moved states and rented my first apartment with no roommates, was slowly but surely saving money and paying down debt, and was saving money to get my car properly serviced.
By Conscious Cafe6 years ago in Motivation
Wild, Difficult, and Impossible
I was recently told that I was overwhelming and that I seriously needed to chill out. Before anyone starts getting fired up and start sharing words of encouragement in my defense (because you are all my people and you are the best!), this person wasn't wrong. Maybe they didn't need to say it the way they said it, and to be honest it was over text, so sometimes tones are hard to interpret, but they weren't wrong for sharing how they felt in terms of me and how I was treating them. I am the one who initiated the conversation and pressed for some type of response. Well, they gave me one! Ha!
By Tiffany Rhea6 years ago in Motivation
CSUSB High Desert Students Receive Dr. Prem Reddy Academic Excellence Scholarships
CSUSB High Desert Students Receive Dr. Prem Reddy Academic Excellence Scholarships Two Cal State San Bernardino pre-med students from the High Desert have been awarded the prestigious Dr. Prem Reddy Academic Excellence Scholarship.
By Dr. JimCarry6 years ago in Motivation
10 Things To Do Before I turn 18
Everyone has things they want to accomplish, and these are 10 things I want to achieve by the time I’m 18. I know with the way the future’s looking so far, traveling and doing these activities may be restricted. But I might as well share my aspirations.
By Sejal6 years ago in Motivation
