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3 Things to Add to Your Daily Routine in 2020
Now more than ever, it's imperative to have a daily routine. In these uncertain times, when the day's schedule can quickly slide into oblivion when you're at home with no particular place to go, it can be easy to forgo a daily routine in order to take it easy and do whatever you feel like doing at all hours of the day. In order to maintain a sense of stability and productivity in terms of both your personal and professional lives, setting a daily routine will provide some much-needed structure. Here are three things you can add to your daily routine that will make it even better.
By Robert Cordray6 years ago in Motivation
Why to Write
Writing can be an escape from reality but is not confined to just that. Writing can also be a tool to better understand reality. Writing helps communicate to others more clearly and can even be a way to better understand yourself. Writing also helps us learn from our experiences. Writing is an incredibly powerful instrument and can: explain, teach, amplify your voice, and even persuade people.
By Madeline Keys6 years ago in Motivation
Show How Great You Are
Most of the leadership advice you read on the Internet is crap. Thousands of supposed internet leadership gurus quote some long dead philosopher or military strategist as a tagline for their blog or podcast. They use the quote as clickbait. Click on this link, run to my website. I have all the answers to your problems. Trust me, they don't.
By Michael Ritoch6 years ago in Motivation
Don't Have Confidence. Have Courage
Confidence is highly overrated. For real. Hear me out. I've been a makeup artist for seventeen years. It has been a roller coaster. Some big choices along the way. Some crazy awesome opportunities that I'll always be grateful for. Some experiences I'd rather forget. But along this journey, I've learned a lot about what it means to pursue a creative life. So now, it's my time to give some things back.
By Andrew Sotomayor6 years ago in Motivation
Joshua Bert Gabie
The entrepreneurial journey of Joshua Bert Gabie has had its ups and downs. As a child he was always fascinated with making money. Even though he was shy, when he opened up, people often laughed at his antiques and jokes. It was a playful time. Being so driven and bold at a young age his mom always reminded him everything happens at the right time, you have to be patient. As a child he was involved in Acting, Modeling, Boxing, Karate, Bmx racing, Played Bass Guitar, Basketball, Video games, Watched WWE.
By Jason James 6 years ago in Motivation
Remember you.
I hope to inspire others to choose themselves, to help others see that the light we find ourselves searching for is within us, we ARE powerful and when we realise our own power and start loving ourselves is when we understand the incredible gift life itself is.
By Esme Rose 6 years ago in Motivation
The Goodness of Adversity
The most terrifying fact about the universe is not that it is hostile but that it is indifferent; but if we can come to terms with this indifference and accept the challenges of life within the boundaries of death ... our existence as a species can have genuine meaning and fulfillment. However vast the darkness, we must supply our own light~Stanley Kubrick
By Ivy Lois 6 years ago in Motivation
Organize And Downsize
Locked Up - They Won’t Let Me Out As we hear news in Richmond, VA that the city will be on lockdown until at least May 28th, 2020, some may feel discouraged. We may be forced to consider the fact that this date could be pushed back yet again. Whatever the reason, there’s no denying that people are eager to partake in activities outside of the home.
By Darienne Lewis6 years ago in Motivation
Finding Balance and Creating Healthy Habits
Don't drain yourself with negativity, destruction, and chaos instead bask in the light of positivity, balance, and clarity Are you the type to start working the moment your eyes open? Or are you worse like me? I am the type that would struggle with creating boundaries for how I would control my work life I would even dream about working and what needed to be done or how I needed to move things around. See being a nurse we have our main set schedules and the on-call schedules but being the manager meant I had to oversee EVERY aspect of the employees and their schedules whilst having my own patient load. As you can imagine my brain was always running and sleep was the very last thing on my mind. To be honest, I didn’t even realize I had a “problem” I mean my family, friends, and boyfriend all said things over the years but I was SUPERWOMAN I could do it all! I have lived this way since I was 14 working my very first job juggling full-time school, sports, and a competitive dancer all at once.
By Dolly Mae6 years ago in Motivation
