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Achieving my biggest dream
When I was a young girl about six or seven years old I was always the calm one, shy and who never talks .Before I was interested in nothing I loved watching television playing with my Barbie dolls and stuff like that .One day i was eating dinner with my grandparents because my mom had to go to a business trip so I was just eating my grandmother’s homemade lasagna which was delicious and I’d say very rich in aroma ,then my grandad asked if i want to go to with them in a ballet concert near the capital of London and I was kind of interested and accepted the opportunity to go and entertain myself with a ballet show .So as we when to the concert everything was nice there there was treats and gifts for us saying “thank you for attending the ballet show we wish you a very pleasant night “ so this was the moment,the moment we were all waiting for...as the ballerinas entered the stage my eyes widened and heart raced as the beautiful classic harmony got me shivering like crazy but then she started dancing ... it was so cool I just loved how they just twirl around and dance so beautifully.After we got out my grandmother asked if I liked it and I said that I loved and wanted to be a ballet too and so dancing was now one of my my hobbies that I loved doing ,I practiced every single day to get into The Vaganova School in Russia and the task was to achieve my dream .
By Yeon Si7 years ago in Motivation
Creating Kindness
Kindness is not just a word or an adjective that looks good on a personality quiz. It is defined as “the quality of being friendly, generous, and considerate”, but more than that, it’s a mindset. It’s a way to see the world in a brighter view and a way to treat other people. It’s about showing people compassion and putting others in front of yourself sometimes. It’s about being mindful of others, treating them with respect, and trying to brighten someone else’s day.
By Alice ♡7 years ago in Motivation
A retreat to rebalance.
A secret sanctum of solitude. Your childhood fear of the pitch black has not fully disintegrated: the cold chill still lightly bites you from your lower back to your neck. Breathe out. Nothing or no one mean you any torment. The lack of light only means to cause you curiosity and wonder. Go forth, and see what new patterns you will learn: The nights don't feel dark for long, for slowly the eyes adjust, the lights shed their tears on the path ahead, and your feet already know the way. All is well. You are loved, you are safe.
By Robyn Emerson7 years ago in Motivation
Look on the Bright side
I read somewhere that it is a good idea to do something that you like when you wake up in the morning. Whether it’s read a passage from religious literature, draw, do yoga, pet your animals or even just sit with your thoughts in a quiet space for 10 minutes. Easier said than done.
By Laura coate7 years ago in Motivation
I am still here
The long day in the secluded office on the second floor, cornered by inanimate objects and occasional counterfeit smiles; put a distressing dent in my evening routine. Having made a conscious choice to be on positive side of things, this was definitely an unexpected challenge to my awareness. However, afternoon radiance can also afford hopeful sparks in your life.
By Alonzo Echavarria-Garza7 years ago in Motivation
The Power of Thought
Last week I was walking home from the market. The sky was dreary and a light rain covered my section of the world. I quickened my pace. I wanted to get home so that I could eat my crunchy peanut butter right out of the jar. It’s my comfort food.
By Ninja P. 7 years ago in Motivation
Rewriting your story
If you could author any story, what would you write about? Would you write of wonderful wilderness adventures like The Hobbit? Would you transcribe titillating tales of unsolved mysteries like Sherlock Holmes? Would you pen down fantasies of far-off worlds and infinite galaxies like Star Wars? Would you scribble about lessons learned from a character’s chaotic life such as Jo in Little Women? WHAT IF, you simply became the author of your own story - the great adventure of YOU and all the characters that come and go throughout the plot twists and turns in your life.
By Wander TheWild7 years ago in Motivation
Who's the Hero of Your Story?
Growing up, I always dreamt of being a superhero. There were so many movies and TV shows circulating that inspired me to want this but, even more so, helped me to realize an innate desire that I already possessed for wanting to help people. Do you remember imagining whole worlds in your backyard or living room where you were the hero, saving everyone or giving your life so the world would be saved? Whatever your make-believe story was, my question is, Are you still dreaming today, or did that superhero saving worlds in their living room get lost along the way? Did you become the teacher you dreamt about being or the Hollywood movie star? Did you live out your dream of recording albums or traveling around the world? Did you become the mother or father you always wanted to be?
By Wander TheWild7 years ago in Motivation
