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Who Am I, Who I am
Who Am I, well I am many things! I work a full time job and am a Part time student. I love to talk about My feelings, and emotions as a big mental health advocate, so many of my stories and Chataters I create will center around myself, I love English and writing I needed a new coping mechanism or strategy and here I am, There are 4 Areas I’ll open up with in suicide and Mental health awareness month. The first is self harm, the second Being admitted for 2 suicide attempts, the third my story, and lastly my triumph.
By Aaron Gabriel Lucas6 years ago in Motivation
Why I’m chasing the self employment dream. Top Story - September 2020.
What I mean by decentralized income For those familiar with the rise of various blockchain & cryptocurrency technologies, the term “decentralized” probably isn’t a new one. Instead of one central server controlled by one entity, you can now have multiple computers/servers with open-source software controlled by everyone. Since this is (somewhat) becoming the norm in the tech world, why not apply this to something we greatly depend on? Why not have multiple sources of income in lieu of one “central” stream of funds?
By James Crawford6 years ago in Motivation
5 Different Ways You Can Change Yourself For The Better
My *FEW* friends I grew up with are excelling at the the goals society has set for them. It's at the point where it's consistently negative words and no empowerment for themselves. I'm getting talked about behind my back on video game party chats I haven't joined in yearsssss and honestly I will finally cut these people off energetically.
By Wealthy VIbes University6 years ago in Motivation
The Day That Never Comes
The perfect day will never come for you to chase your destiny. For you to make that life-changing decision. For you to do that thing that moves the needle forward. The perfect time will never come. Let me explain how I know this and why waiting cost me so many precious years of my life.
By The Breatharian Blogger6 years ago in Motivation
3 Ways Happiness Can Lead To A Longer Life
While most people will turn to science and technology to try to extend their lives, there is actually a much cheaper alternative. It’s called happiness. In this article, I’m going to show you three different ways happiness can lead to a longer life.
By Wealthy VIbes University6 years ago in Motivation
How A long Walk Can Change Your Perspective
I am desperate to travel and yet I feel so trapped. Because of my new-found wanderlust, I have been spending my days moping as of late. Life, it seems, is simply not going in the direction I want it to go but recently I set myself a new goal. I want to write a children's story and I want to make sure as many children as possible have the option to read that story for free, assuming of course that they want to.
By Christoph Jones6 years ago in Motivation
Nothing Makes Sense
There's a picture of two monks sitting next to each other. They've just finished meditating. After a moment, one monk with a puzzled look on his face says, "Nothing makes sense." The other monk smiles and says, "It does, doesn't it?"
By The Breatharian Blogger6 years ago in Motivation
Life full of challenges
The trigger is pulled and a gun sounds. Corey Dauphine has heard this bang before, ringing out in a government-housing complex. On a warm Saturday evening in May, it begins the Boys' 5A 200-meter dash at the UIL State Track Meet in Austin. The Port Arthur Memorial junior quickly drops to fourth following a lackluster start. But Dauphine has come to learn that a poor beginning does not dictate a poor end. He comes off the race's only turn and into the homestretch. "When I run I just think about life," Dauphine said. "Whenever I get on the straightaway I just think I have to make something of myself." The 6-foot-1, 185-pound frame of the 2014 Boys Track and Field Super Gold MVP, presented by Howell Furniture, a mountain of muscle and gifted ability, makes its move. Dauphine comes from behind to win the race in 20.76 seconds, a personal best. The crowd roars as Dauphine crosses the finish line. Some are parents of other athletes. Dauphine wishes he could have that kind of normalcy –something as simple as having his folks come watch him in his proudest moment. His father is in prison. His mother is hampered by chronic seizures, which keep her from traveling and a job. Following the medal ceremony and fanfare, the Memorial track team heads to Whataburger for a celebratory meal.Between a burger and fries, Dauphine gets a call from his mother, Joyce Kirk. She wants to congratulate him, but has some news.
By C66 years ago in Motivation
Living as a Rare Disease Patient and Advocate During COVID-19 and The Protests
So here I am sitting in my basement looking back at the year 2020 and saying WOW! Who would of expected what has happened in the past six months. I sure wasn’t ready physically and mentally.
By Frank Rivera6 years ago in Motivation
