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As The Time Pass Everything Become More Clear.
As I reflect on life and COVID-19 a lot of things start to make sense. Survival the fittest really do exist. At this point of my life and age I realize there was no need to be fighting for approval, money, tittle and a place in society. It's all an illusion. What really matters is how you take whatever you have and turn it into something usable. Take the life that was giving to you and create your own masterpiece of art and shape. Some people may start over, some people may continue a great path, some may just differentiate themselves from the life they were given. It all comes down to your choice in life as you get older. There are many important factors that may lead to the type of life you choices you make, such as your belief system, money, and how you view yourself and life.
By Lucnalie Jironvil6 years ago in Motivation
Why reducing things to the ridiculous works
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By FRANCO CIANFLONE 6 years ago in Motivation
How I got a share portfolio with 1 million shares, in 6 months by chosing not to do something ...
Have you ever added up how much you spend on cigarettes in a month? At the current time it costs $ 59+ for a packet of cigarettes, I smoke a pack a day that added up to around $1,800 going up in smoke literally. As a pensioner I simply could not afford it when the cost of smoking reached that level, and I've been trying to quit for the last three years.
By Red Skye6 years ago in Motivation
The Art of Loving Yourself — Part 1 of 8
The Past What does it mean to have self-compassion? It is to smile at oneself. It is being supportive, kind, and caring, honoring and respecting my needs, and holding myself in a safe and loving space. It creates ease in living.
By Annette Kim6 years ago in Motivation
3 steps to make faster and fearless decisions in life
Be fearless and confident while taking important decisions of life. It’s been 6 months since I started working on an important 5-year goal #A. It was super clear to me. It was so important that without this I can’t achieve other bigger goal #B of my life. I was very excited to achieve ‘A’. I was moving at a good speed, working very hard, and focused on my core skills to acquire it.
By Kapil Goel6 years ago in Motivation
Setting Goals
What are goals, and why do they matter? A goal is a future task created which a person or group of people would have to work for. One might want to buy a car, so a goal would be to collect enough money to buy a car. A student in school would have a goal of getting a degree or certification. A person might even have a simple goal of waking up at a certain time in the morning.
By Jermaine Bouyer6 years ago in Motivation
Forgive Them And Forgive Yourself For Allowing Them To Hurt You
When someone treats you badly and unfairly, when someone breaks your heart and wounds your soul, when someone shatters your dreams and hopes of a better tomorrow… you must know how to deal with that amount of pain so that its effects won’t be detrimental for your wellbeing.
By The Elite6 years ago in Motivation
Collaboration vs. Competition
Competition is easier to understand and run, while cooperation is more complex and fragile. Cooperation is difficult to establish but easy to destroy; it is a form of harmonious relationships which people and the government need to comprehend. Unfortunately, business and education systems continue to encourage competition, almost ignoring the power of collaboration and maintaining the cherished belief that competition is the way to success. However, cooperative businesses have higher incomes, cooperative students have higher grades, and hiring managers, who are able to work together, have fewer vacant jobs. Scientists, who consider themselves cooperative, have more published papers than their competitive colleagues. It is not surprising that cooperation enhances creativity. This book report aims to discuss whether competition described in The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is a better form of governance than collaboration depicted in Ecotopia by Ernest Callenbach.
By Sonia Cook6 years ago in Motivation
4 Laws Of Emotional Detachment
Within the focus of personal growth and spirituality, the term detachment is key to achieving happiness. It means being able to overcome the barriers in our comfort zone so that we no longer need, depend, or live in fear of losing dimensions to which we cling in excess. Because only when we are able to overcome the ego will we finally stop suffering.
By creatorsklub6 years ago in Motivation
Larry Phillips III On His Best-Seller, "Mind Castle: Fortify Your Mind."
How we see things is an immediate relationship of what is happening within us at the present time. He is motivating his fans, companions, and family on the best way to live cheerfully, calmly, and easily in his self-help book: "Mind Castle”.
By sibca awan6 years ago in Motivation
Live Your Best Life
You always hear "live your best life" but what does that actually mean? There is no blueprint, it all depends on you. Some take it and run with it, some run away. For me, I have spent years running from it. But with the way things have been over the last few months, I had to stop and re-evaluate what that really means to me.
By Britney Marie6 years ago in Motivation
