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City of Angels Recovery Radio Conversation
A little over a year ago, I met with Art Ackerman of City of Angels Recovery Radio (COARR) at their studio in Hightstown, NJ to talk about the latest happenings with my music service company, Key of Awesome Music. Not only did we talk about the company, but we talked about difficult decisions we all make in life, the education system, following your passions, and original songs.
By Jim Gaven6 years ago in Motivation
We Need to Reform Society.
As a student whose life has primarily been affected by the closure of my university during the lockdown, a relatively minor impact compared with those that have had their livelihoods thrown about like a box of matches coating the floor.
By Tom Guyton-Day6 years ago in Motivation
Living the Dream
How I went from a farm boy to a boy making $1000 every day like it was a game.For real though me and my one roommate had bets with each other who could break $1000 a day for about a month sounds crazy. This was when I was only 18 years old and just moved out of my moms house and how did I do this will get into that right now.
By Cameron Kitchen6 years ago in Motivation
Piano-Playing Olathe, KS High School Senior Now Has a Viral TikTok Video
While there is no question that we are living in truly stressful times at this very moment, we also need to be aware of our blessings as well. For example, when it comes to the Coronavirus, everyone would agree that it is very dangerous and it has made a severely negative mark on our society. However, there are many things that this virus cannot do as well. For example, one thing that COVID-19 simply cannot do is stifle our creativity. One hall school senior in Olathe, Kansas exemplifies that very fact.
By Vaden Chandler6 years ago in Motivation
A conversation between 19 year old me ,24 year old me and me now.
I found another one of the weird post that people use to do around ten years ago. You know, one of the post of what will you tell your future self.What will you ask and etc, but this one I found it interesting,cause it dug very deep. Knowing what In know now, I can see how much Ive grown ,yet at the same time,what was my thought process and feelings through out the years.
By Angel Pagan6 years ago in Motivation
Wants or Needs?
In a world where coronavirus is the talk and we are all shut down from the normal busy lifestyle of ours, we get to thinking and understanding. For example, we might have not known that one of our family or friends were good at something. We make use of our time to do something productive. We get to understanding people more better and being far away from one another brings us closer.
By Michelle Paul6 years ago in Motivation
Is it a Sacrifice? Or an Investment?
“The cause of most of man’s unhappinessis sacrificing what he wants now for what he wants most.” Gordon B Hinkley I once read an article that said those that are willing to postpone satisfaction are significantly more successful in the long term than those that want immediate satisfaction. I 100% believe it.
By Dee Marie6 years ago in Motivation
Letting Go to Grow
Saying goodbye to the emotional baggage you've been lugging around for too long is far from easy. It seems to grow on you, clawing its way into your life, and at least for me, it's even been a twisted sort of comfort. It's big and heavy, sufficing for an excuse to stop doing things that make me happy, or stop pursuing my passions and exploring my opportunities.
By Mia O6 years ago in Motivation
"Varying Degrees of Lemongello Perspective"
"Varying Degrees of Lemongello Perspective By M.W. Lemongello Like Peter Lemongello I too have managed to just fade away into everyday life. Minute by minute, day by day... Well, you get the picture. And this brings me to my point... Peter Lemon-WHO???
By M. W. Lemongello6 years ago in Motivation
