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Removing Negative Blockers with Subliminal Audios
Negative energy is a nasty piece of business. In the last story, I touched briefly on the subject of vizualization. Vizualization is just one tool to help you to remove the negative blockers in your life.
By Jennifer S. Benson 6 years ago in Motivation
5 Reasons Why You Need a Plan for Your Life
Do you have a Plan for your life? There is an Ultimate Plan for your life. Sometimes you may do something that does not line up with this Plan, but rest assured, it is not the end of the world. Even though things do not go according to how you envision they would, you still need a Plan for your life. A Plan that was designed through stillness, meditation, and guidance.
By Kay Johnson-Clennon6 years ago in Motivation
A Letter to the Town I Grew Up In
Small towns are the black holes that sit on Earth as we walk through life. They suck you into a mindset where having kids before 25 is required and moms fight their kids' fights against teenagers and dads are way too into the sports of a small town. Athletes are royalty to the town and the mean girls in school grow up to run a pyramid scheme of a job because they forgot what birth control is. Teachers at the school end up having generations of students in their classes and hearing the sentence “I had your mom and dad when they were high school” every year on the first day of school is nothing new. Kids who weren’t in sports or didn’t hang out with the ‘name brand’ kids were outcasts.
By Mackenzie Coberley6 years ago in Motivation
Summer Above the Circumstances
"Alright gents. Same time tomorrow?" Such has become the nightly adieu amongst my roommates and I - our instrument to make light of the everyday loop we find ourselves living. Does anyone find it concerning, even with all the changes over the past few months, how swiftly discipline fades to lukewarm repetition, novelty to routine?
By Jeff Brown6 years ago in Motivation
How observation play a major role in communication
When we think of communication, we often think about having good listening skills and effective speech. We’re talking about saying the right words that matches our thoughts, being direct, being honest, and exchanging ideas through words. There is another part to communication that we often fail to put into practice. I’m talking about observation. Our body is both a transmitter and a receiver of data, information, and even matter. We absorb them through various parts of body and send them back through other passages. We take in air through our nose and sometimes release breath through that same passage or our mouth. We take in food through our mouth and release waste when it’s time to go. We take in information in the form of sound through our ears and process it in our brain to understand what we are being told. However, we also take in information through our eyes by the means of observation, and as much as we may think we are making good usage of our eyesight, the process of observation sometimes isn’t practiced at its optimum.
By Spencer Jean-Mary6 years ago in Motivation
Stepping Into Your Purpose
Don't be afraid to STEP! What's the worse that could happen? Remember, for every door that appears to be blocked, there are 7 other doors waiting to be opened! They may be quite difficult to see if you're constantly doubting your own potential.
By A Faith That Works6 years ago in Motivation
How to setup your creative space
Creating the environment. We all have our different ways of finding inspiration. Either while showering, laying down in bed, going out for a walk or something might even pop up while being bored in class. I like having my space Symmetrically setup with colorful lights around, just because my ideas flow faster and there's no mess to distract me. The time where I'm the most creative is at night because it's dark and the lights become more vibrant and it creative a deeper and intimate vibe.
By Hamanih6 years ago in Motivation
