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5 essential things to invest in now
We are mortal beings. If it was never at the forefront of our minds , the current COVID-19 global pandemic surely has us all thinking along those lines now. So in a time where the world has stopped for a moment to recalibrate, you might be thinking about your life and asking , what now? what next? Have I done all I could do ? Have I been all that I could have been ? If you saw this article and were expecting information about the best stocks and shares to buy now that the markets have been heavily impacted by the coronavirus, then this is not your article to read. Although that is not a bad idea at all considering that you probably will be buying some stocks and shares at ridiculously low prices. No, with this article I would like to challenge your thoughts about investments by highlighting 5 essential things to invest in now.
By Lifestyle with Cassandra6 years ago in Motivation
Remind Yourself These 3 Things EVERYDAY
The world is becoming a more strange and erratic place. From bombings to plane crashes, from the Spanish Flu to the CoronaVirus. Everything has been shifting and moving, which is why most people have become less stable in their frame of minds.
By Tea Writing6 years ago in Motivation
How Emotional Intelligence Will Completely Change Your Life
Fired. Yup, I was canned from a lucrative job. Knocked on my butt, shocked and stunned, I had to figure out what to do next. I could have blamed others. I could have turned to the proverbial “bottle” or other substances.
By Christopher D. Connors6 years ago in Motivation
Body Confidence
Everyone has been through it. Everyone is going through it. The worry of you looking too big or too skinny in an outfit, your reflection in the mirror not agreeing with you that day, not looking curvy enough or muscly enough, the constant reminder that you will never be able to look like all those Instagram models or celebrities. Figuring out that no matter what you do or what you eat, you will never be perfect enough for that one person: you.
By Manveen Kaur6 years ago in Motivation
Be Rebellious. Love Yourself
It is the norm today to not love yourself. In fact, it’s everything industries and the government bank on. I do not typically watch TV—actually, I haven’t watched actual TV in years. The other day, I sat down to watch a movie with my family, and on came the commercials. Truthfully, I had forgotten about them. There they were, though, still annoying, repetitive, and way too long. More so though, they were covered in passive-aggressive insults and supposed “solutions” to problems they love to convince people they have.
By Faith Summer6 years ago in Motivation
The Struggle
The struggle within the entertainment industry. Where should I start? Well first let me introduce myself. I'm Matiria Baker and I'm an aspiring Actress, I've also wanted to be an actress ever since I was younger and I know there was something different about me. I could do multiple accents and just assumed everyone else could do it the same as I. However as I got older and first primary school, and headed into high school the next year things changed.
By Matiria Baker6 years ago in Motivation
Free Thoughts
As the blood moon settles in my mind the only thing that I can think of is blood. Why do you ask? I feel like the sweat I shed is simply an illusion of blood leaving me empty just like the blood moon that glows the sky. You work to be the best you, that you can be. When you fail do you blame yourself? Do you fallback from completing something that you felt was a fail? Or do you get up and try again? Why do some people think those of us that take time to lay on the ground and re-play our failures? Is it okay to try to understand the 'why' of the failure? Even if it doesn't make sense, even though I may never know why I failed, it should be okay to embrace the fact that I have fallen. You give the sweat/blood time to dry. Getting right back up with no plan is never a good plan.
By Nia on Air6 years ago in Motivation
And the Elder Shall Teach the Younger
It is saith that the best way to find yourself is by losing yourself in the service of others. Greetings, It is rather easy for me to write a letter for this challenge. That is because the person whom I am choosing to nominate is nothing less than extraordinary. Nancy Lewis, CEO of Progressive Techniques Inc., but affectionately known as "Minister Nancy" at Resurrection House For All Nations is a true example of servant-leadership.
By Tamoura Jones6 years ago in Motivation
6 ways to continue sustainability during the pandemic?
In the last few months the world has literally turned upside down. For some of us, life as we know it has significantly changed forcing us to become much more resilient and agile. In some cases, adapting quickly to a crisis makes us question our own lives, what we stand for and who we are.
By Fashion_Reseller_Diary 6 years ago in Motivation
