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“Who did this?”
It’s was the beginning of the summer of 2020. The year started off with nothing but tragedy after tragedy. It was beginning to look like a Great Depression all over again. Many people losing jobs, police brutality expanding to murder with no justice, and riots worldwide. It’s a man made disease that’s causing the world so much stress! Look at it like this, money is the root to all evil because money controls the economy with racism still effective today!
By Mak Playa6 years ago in Motivation
Manifesting What You Want...and how it really works!
I have never really been one to believe in the whole "you manifest what you want" or those sayings that people say "the energy you put out is the energy you get back"...blah blah blah. I've spent most of my life being taught that you get where you want to go in life by not only hard work but networking and knowing the right people in the right places. My father has been in sales my entire life, and networking was one of those key things he taught me growing up. With teachings like 'never burn a bridge', 'always save a contacts information', 'have a strong introductory presence' and so on.
By Gina Canary6 years ago in Motivation
Gratitude
Having an attitude of gratitude is not always easy to attain. Some days, I wake up with a spring in my step and joy in my heart. Other days… not so much. It’s on those days that I hear the voice of my wise momma cutting through all my self-pitying, self-loathing, selfish noise. “It’s okay to feel that today sucks, but look at all you do have!” she states knowingly.
By Arista Atsira6 years ago in Motivation
Papa Joe Aviance
Papa Joe Aviance is a successful clothing designer, musician and CEO of his LA-based production company, Papa Joe Networks. He was able to get to where he is today because of his drive, ambition and positivity. In 2002 Papa Joe moved to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting and music.
By Tammy Reese6 years ago in Motivation
Step in to your Senses
The steps you take are so important, in life, in relationships, and those first wobbly steps you take as a child. Learning to walk was probably difficult but yet now you walk easily now and each step you take is as important as that first one. Each step you take now, putting one foot in front of the other will help you bring harmony to your body and mind. With each step you will be focused on those things around you. Fully absorbed in the world that surrounds you, noticing the little things that you take for granted every day. This is your time; this is your walk and this is where it begins.
By Lauren Oscar6 years ago in Motivation
The Home of My Dreams
I guess for a while now the one thing I wanted more than anything was isolation, and to be able to view beautiful things without the chaos of trials and tribulations. Overall, that ideology has become a big part of what I want for my dream home. Currently, I reside in Houston, TX, but after visiting Colorado, I realized that I was in love with the simplicity of the small towns – Like Del Norte. I loved the slowness of the town, and how there’s no one rushing to do things or traffic to hold you back. I loved the views of the mountains when the sun hit them, and the calmness of the Earth in general. So, this is where I would want my dream home to reside. I would want it to be on at least 5-7 acres of land, but I would love for that land to be surrounded by trees, with a lake behind it and with mountains in the far distance. Something about waking up and seeing that every morning brings a calmness and excitement to my heart. It would also be where I would grow all of my fruits and vegetables, and I just can’t wait for the Earth to nurture and love on my plants to help them grow.
By Aria 6 years ago in Motivation
Being a Young Adult
I don't remember exactly how many times I was asked "what do you want to be when you grow up" but I know it was a lot. When I was younger my answers always consisted of "I want to be a Doctor, or a Vet". But as I got older that quickly became "I don't know". You go through all of these career tests and quizzes when you are in high school. I'm not quite sure what purpose those served. was it to give us option or to tell us what we needed to be? Because without fail, at the end of each one I would get my results and feel way more confused than I did before starting it.
By Alicia Coon6 years ago in Motivation
7.8 Billion People & Only 1 You
There are an estimated 7.8 billion people in the world in 2020, and there is only one you. Let that sink in a moment. That means that there are 7,999,999,999 other people in the world; and not a single one could replace you in this world. Not even one person out of billions is able to give the world exactly what you do; simply by being present on Earth. You are literally irreplaceable.
By Timothy A Rowland6 years ago in Motivation
Motivational Ideas (Part 11)
1. It’s best for us to not be frustrated when results don’t go our way. Our job is just to do the hard work and try our best. We should know that we may or may not receive the results, but we should have enough insight to realize that along the way,we have learned and acquired many other skills. Also we have been taught us many other morals and values such as patience.
By Basil6 years ago in Motivation
