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Your potential
The brink and birth of a new declaration of victory in life's calamities is the moment life can begin again. The disappointments, the anger, the failures, the set backs, the uncertainties, the short comings and the unanswered prayers. Life in a series, counts as the endlessness of our hearts desires and inclinations. Reality, is our test.
By Author Grace Ruto6 years ago in Motivation
First,
Welcome to my Vocal Media page! I look forward to engaging with people, other creators or just an audience, dare I dream "my" audience, via this platform, as well as just to the experience - I'm here to learn what I can do, what I'm capable of, how far I can go, where this can take me, and what we can accomplish together.
By Sunshine Bond6 years ago in Motivation
The Choices We make
I’m a 23 year old single mother, and though most people may say “she doesn’t know what she’s talking about”. I like to think I know a little something. Life is full of choices and paths that we end up taking, and most times we learn a valuable lesson. I’m going to open up with you guys and tell you a little bit about myself. So sit back relax and I hope you enjoy my story.
By Jocelyn Vera6 years ago in Motivation
NO MORE
Far too long... I’ve put others’ needs, wants and desires above my own. I’ve given my all without expecting in return. How long should I have put up with them treating me the way they did? Wanting to speak up about the mistreatment, afraid to be labelled a victim so I keep a smile on my face & praying the pain away. When I do speak up, my feelings aren’t taken as seriously as I would’ve taken theirs.
By Wyn Inspires 6 years ago in Motivation
COVID Fatigued? Be an Overcomer!
The magnitude of the struggle for people to manage the COVID-19 pandemic is enormous! Is it rocking your world right now? What are things that are going through your mind right now? A rocky foundation challenges us to think about who we are and what we believe. So where do we go and what do we do?
By Lisa Fulkerson6 years ago in Motivation
Day Zero
Today is day one of the rest of my life. I've heard that before and never really took the time to think about it. My time here is fleeting, and I want to do something with it. I feel like I spend everyday of my life waiting for something really exciting to happen. Like I know something is going to happen but I'm not sure what it is. I've been waiting for almost 21 years now and I'm tired of waiting. I'm doing going to do something myself.
By Lucy 6 years ago in Motivation
Flashbacks
Thanksgiving Eve 2020: I'm not going to lie. I had a breakdown about 1 am. Cried for 2 hours. Told my daughter, Zoe, not to expect anything on Thanksgiving day. I had gone off my meds a few weeks ago totally forgetting I had yet to survive the holidays and clearly realize now that was a mistake. I made some chocolate milk and took my "happy pill".
By A Lowe6 years ago in Motivation
How To Get Out Of Creative Block
If you are reading this it's okay trust me you'll be fine. From one artist to another I know it is tough going into a creative drought or just plain and simple no will to create anymore. I have been there more times than I can count to be honest and maybe even come back to take my own medicine for a change when I go through the inevitable myself. Here are some tips I find helpful for when I'm going through an art drought.
By ANTI6 years ago in Motivation
Dealing With Uncertainty During the Coronavirus Pandemic
If you feel like you are dealing with uncertainty all the time you are not alone. 2020 has been a wild ride. No one could have predicted a pandemic when this year started. The coronavirus has changed life as we know it. Our sense of normalcy has become unrecognizable in many ways.
By Kennedy Jones6 years ago in Motivation
How to Break Up with Procrastination
It’s no secret that procrastination is one of the biggest inhibitors to meeting your goals. Am I right? Like, the two main things I consistently procrastinate on are laundry and exercising. They need to be done. But because I don’t like these tasks, deadlines go unmet, as laundry continues to pile up. I’ve done this over extended periods of time, which has created a very unhealthy relationship with getting those bothersome, but necessary tasks done.
By QueenoftheKeys6 years ago in Motivation
The Importance of Morning and Evening Routines
The Importance of Morning and Evening Routines So…how are you fairing in Quarantine? I can imagine if you have been like me, well, you’re probably about tapped out from a not-so-clean home, your kids, and your work (if you’re working right now). Needless to say, this unusual time has brought about quite a bit of uncertainty in my life, as I’m sure it has for you, too. Our music school (Journey Music Academy) is 100% online, my kids are homeschooling (officially switched to homeschooling back in March — shout out to all of the homeschool parents out there — you rock!), and it seems like heading to the grocery store has leveled up on the “bucket list of daring things to do before I die.”
By QueenoftheKeys6 years ago in Motivation
