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Public Speaking Can Help You Become Fluent ...
Ever wonder why learning a language takes up so much time and energy? The more you try, the harder it seems to get, as if every time you open the textbook, the language itself is expanding before your very eyes, giving you a nudge to close the book and return to sunbathing in the backyard.
By Zara Miller6 years ago in Motivation
10 habits of Successful people to Jump-start your day
We all want to be successful in life, we all want to be geniuses. There are so many things each one of us wants to do, wants to achieve, wants to overcome. Wouldn’t it be nice to be amongst the top lot of the world who live their lives to the fullest? To be one of those people who inspire the masses at large? To grow, to learn, and to overcome our limitations?
By Bhavya Sankhyan6 years ago in Motivation
Casey Neistat
When the era of YouTube started, I didn't quite understand it, but I was intrigued by it. In the beginning, as we all know, there were a lot of funny videos, for me, YouTube was a mess, had no idea what to watch and how that would help me, later own the vlogs started, people sharing their life with us, and that was mindblowing to me.
By Rijan Hamidovic6 years ago in Motivation
How Body Mods Helped Me Find Myself
Growing up in a strict household meant I could only do what my parents said and what they expected and wanted me to do, not what I wanted to do. I had always heard that tattoos, piercings, and other body modifications made people ‘ugly’, ‘freaks’, and many more derogatory and vulgar names. I never quite understood why, especially when I started doing something menial like dying my hair. It wasn’t the Family Hair, as a matter of fact, I’ve never heard of such a thing.
By magdalena brock6 years ago in Motivation
HOPE
Setting the mood... Got my Lucky Charms, Spotify Music and about to type away on my laptop. Good morning ya'll! Currently ran across this photo (and will provide many background stories to my photographs in the future) and felt my heart melt and be touched a little bit.
By Kimberly Lueck6 years ago in Motivation
Fear is the enemy not COVID-19
Fear is the enemy not COVID-19 COPYRIGHT DISCLOSURE “All rights reserved. No part of this Mental Toughness Power Action blog publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recorded, scanning, displaying, modifying, republication, republishing, posting on any website, platform, social media, RSS feeds or otherwise without the prior written permission of the publisher or author. Requests to the author should be addressed to [email protected].” — Copyright 2007, CIPO, USCO Mental Toughness For Life, Coach Franco Cianflone
By FRANCO CIANFLONE 6 years ago in Motivation
Lotus Rising
What is in a tattoo? If you are a mystic, you may understand the power of symbology and the power of piecing words together and spelling. From a young age, I was quite drawn to piercings and tattoos, I always knew I would be a proud bearer of many. My first tattoo was when I turned 18 years old. At that time, I was a careless, ruthless, wild young thing with a rebellious demeanor and an intense pain body. An emo, a punk, a headbanger, and an underground raver; something raw, like a wound picked at too many times, filled with angst from a broken home. You can imagine the tattoos that I got at that time reflected this, and truthfully I am quite glad I only got a few at this age. This isn't a story about those tattoos though, this is about my favorite tattoo.
By Aluna Dragon6 years ago in Motivation
I've Lost Myself
I don't think we ever really know who we are until we've been through some shit. And let me tell you, I've been through some real tough shit in my life that I can clearly say I know who I am. But lately I have absolutely no idea who the hell I am.
By LeAnn Murch6 years ago in Motivation
