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An Open Letter To The Easter Bunny: From April 2020
Oh dear...would "Happy Easter" be an appropriate word to say to people in these fuzzy, confusing and dark times?! Yes dear reader, you could be reading this letter right now (as at the time of writing this, as of Easter in 2020), or even a year from now...perhaps even 2,5, 20, 50 or even 100 years from now. If you happen to be in the latter camp of readers at the time: let me remind you that we were all having to self-isolate and #stayathome due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic...way beyond our normal. Easter 2020 is/was a forced dark period on every single human alive...even a forced period of an unplanned vacation, depending on your point of view.
By Justine Crowley6 years ago in Motivation
How to feel beautiful.
Being the one who is either rejected or to afraid to be accepted for fear of rejection, life got a bit maddening for me. Being the ugly duckling growing up has never really allowed me to understand myself as anything other than a poor girl no one would sit by.
By Teresa Landreth6 years ago in Motivation
From runner to non-runner
Taking up running changed my life. Giving up running changed my life again. I started running seriously after the end of a relationship. I had tried a few times before but never really stuck at it; struggling to get beyond a few feet before collapsing, out of breath and not trying again for a few months.
By Jenny Heywood 6 years ago in Motivation
Tech and Time
Living in this modern day and age, the age of technology and consumerism we can find that people are becoming more and more reliant on objects and personal gain. Has this made us more selfish as individuals? And do we feed off of instant gratification?
By Diary Of A Modern Mummy 6 years ago in Motivation
Encourage Positivity During COVID-19
When I first received news that my grandmother, aunt, and father contracted the coronavirus, the first thing that came to my mind was death. Granted the fact that with almost any illness, one may have to come to terms that complications can arise and one may not be able to ward off the disease. However, this experience was different. I was crying non-stop and immediately thinking the worst, wondering if the last time I saw my father was the last time I was ever going to see him.
By Kayla Hunt6 years ago in Motivation
Dear creators.....
So. To start off. I’ll say a good “hi” to the potential readers out there. As a struggling content creator who spent a year and a half to build of a band of my own, I failed miserably. I started from the age of 18, and experimented with everything I could get my paws on at the time. I had the resources and I had an idea. I was a passionate lad with an unbreakable mind. But as time goes by, I’m starting to feel exhausted. And honestly, I’m predicting burnouts to be a reality as the covid-19 pandemic is making a sence in 2020. With more time that I’m having on my hands right now, it’s reasonable to think I’d have more time to rest and think. But I’m already all so exhausted mentally. And I’m still back at square one.
By Basil Fresh6 years ago in Motivation
The Most Valuable 15 Lessons I’ve Learned in My 30 Years of Life
No matter how many degrees we have or what kind of education we received, there are some things that only life can teach us. So I this story I’m going to share with you what life has thought me so far.
By Linda Williams6 years ago in Motivation
Become the Best Version of Yourself
We all want to become the best version of ourselves. We all talk about it but when we want to implement and success sometimes we are our own worst enemies. In this post I’m going to show you the five habits you should eliminate to become the best version of yourself.
By Linda Williams6 years ago in Motivation
The Once-Reluctant Warrior
Throughout my life, I seemed to always lose when winning was a sure thing. It wasn't until my very good friend, Vince Bernardin, asked me to read a book by the name of The Dream Giver, written by Bruce Wilkinson, that I discovered why. I took the book home and started reading immediately.
By Phoenixx Fyre Dean6 years ago in Motivation
The Inspiration After Death
It's not something you really think of as inspiring - Losing a parent. Isn't that when you are supposed to be most despondent and lost? For many it's the opposite, that's the time when your personality is formed. It makes sense in a way, the person who shapes your development disappears so your development changes. However, my own mothers death taught me things I didn't could be taught, basic values that I hold with me to this day.
By Jessica Riffle6 years ago in Motivation
Lockdown Treats
I thought Lockdown Life would be GREAT on my bank account. Nowhere to go = No money to be spent, right? WRONG! Lockdown blues got me heading straight to the nearest beauty websites, selecting all the beauty products I and others are potentially obsessed with, anxiously awaiting their arrival and preparing to celebrate their arrival with a Video and a mini product review! Head to my main insta for that video when it all arrives! 🔥
By Sarah Hallows6 years ago in Motivation
