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Turning Your Passion Into Business
Do you ever heard that proverbial phrase, ‘If your work is your passion, you will never work a day in your life?’. It rings true when you have found out what makes you passionate about whether it’s a hobby, a work that you do, and sometimes being the person that you are to other people. Over the years, I struggled to find my passion, and sometimes I felt like there is no direction in my life and just going with the flow. While it is not something to cause worry, it is something that we all genuinely need to address if we are to embark on the journey of finding our passion that we truly enjoy for the rest of our lives.
By Tiger Oliver Budd6 years ago in Motivation
Habits: Deciding Aspect In your Career!
Image Source: Pinterest Habits indeed are a crucial part of our living. Almost 90% of the things we subconsciously do are results of our habits. Habits decide our future aspects and living. Habits can be good or bad depending upon the impact it has on our body, mind, and daily routine. We have the power to choose our habits, no one else will do that for you.
By Himanshu Patil6 years ago in Motivation
Life is not equal
This belief that everyone is created equal and that we all have the same chance to succeed in life is fundamentally flawed. The truth is that we are not all created equal in our ability to achieve success. Every person has a unique set of strengths, which can aid in achieving the success they desire. Conversely, each person also has their own unique set of challenges that inhibit them in achieving such success. We are meant to share our strengths with those close to us and resolve the challenges we face together.
By Jay Paul6 years ago in Motivation
Lessons of Pandemic
When I came to realize about the Coronavirus outbreak, I thought it's just going to come to pass like all other viruses that were reported before. I didn't know much of the impact it can cost to human lives. The news of reported cases and deaths that spread throughout the world sends a frightening message to all of us. I've read the story on the internet and Facebook. Even my mom sent me information and warning videos in my messenger that made me also annoyed and telling her to stop sending me negativity. My poor mom was probably just worried about me. This outbreak had become a pandemic. Almost every country was in a state of emergency and had its citizens to panic and buy all unnecessary things for the sake of safety. It was funny as well that I brought home from work a lot of free toilet papers even before this outbreak. Luckily, I don't also have to worry about toilet papers when the outbreak emerged. I got a lot of mixed feelings when this happens, and I don't know if I have to be serious about it or heed its warnings. When I saw the rising death toll on the news, I realize the gravity of this pandemic. My country was in a state of emergency and shut down many businesses, and I got laid off from the job because of it.
By Tiger Oliver Budd6 years ago in Motivation
Self-Love
How many times have we heard the self love talk?! I can tell you, I have read or heard about it more than one hundred times. Through posts, books, articles, videos, therapists, what have you... I have had people tell me "oh you are so wonderful", "you are so pretty", "you are so brave" several times. However, I was always so critic of myself that those compliments never stuck. The one "you are not enough" got stuck almost a lifetime though...
By Ana Baptista6 years ago in Motivation
Legendary Short Stories
Is there anybody out there? "It would seem the answer is no," I told myself dejectly. The pain I experienced at this notion grew and grew and so I consulted experts with the hopes that they would cure me of the pain of my loneliness. "There is no pain," I was told. "It's only in your head," the doctors, experts, and specialists reason blankly to me. "I guess that's why I have become comfortably numb," I thought curiously to myself. "Okay," I thought, "I will just get through this damned day by sure determination and frustrated cowardice," I said to myself as tears well up in my barren black eyes as I cried out:
By Legend Gilchrist6 years ago in Motivation
The Way People Respond in Crisis Matters
Everyone is different from another, so their behaviour, moods, priorities and reasons can differ also. In a particular situation, people behave differently because they take this situation according to their thinking style, resolving capability, level of positivity or negativity, experiences, backgrounds and prevailed patterns in their society. It is a rare chance that person can match with another person. For instance, in means of cognition, strengths, weaknesses and abilities. Like, some people behave panic while having troubles, but another can face it calmly and focus on finding ways. Similarly, some are willing to have immediate solutions, but others can be interested in long term solutions. Additionally, some like to resolve the issue in groups, but others can be interested in finding a solution independently. These things vary according to their nature and trust level as well. Here, in this paper, we will discuss how different people behave differently in the same situations. Similarly, Dissertation writing service provider explains diversified strategies to handle conflicts in complex cases.
By Caitlin Fisher6 years ago in Motivation
