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Advice that will put you on the path to success; tips, tricks and nuggets of wisdom from trusted experts and motivational mentors.
Your First $100 Matters More Than Your First $10,000
When people dream about starting a business, they usually dream big. They imagine replacing their full-time income, making thousands of dollars every month, building a recognizable brand, or finally having the financial freedom they've always wanted.
By Stacy Valentine2 months ago in Motivation
Don’t Give Up! Here’s Why
For life in general or for any goals you want to reach, they’re worth going after. Don’t give up, and here’s why: The number one reason is to remember that painful experiences are there to help us grow stronger. When you’re in the gym, and you’re lifting weights for the first time, it hurts. Your muscles are being trained for something they’ve never experienced before. Little by little, they’re getting stronger the more you push through it. If you keep lifting yourself up throughout life, through every challenge, motivating yourself and speaking to yourself like you’re your own best friend, you will get stronger.
By ToyaRenee 2 months ago in Motivation
Failing or Never Trying - Which Seems Worse?
You probably think 'never trying' is better. But the anxiety that comes before taking a risk often fools us into believing that failure is the worst possible outcome we can have for our efforts. It presents failure as a kind of threat to our reputation: in effect, a public declaration of our inadequacy. Yet, when viewed through the lens of long-term mental peace, our self-respect, and personal competence, never trying is far worse than failing.
By Elaine Sihera 2 months ago in Motivation
Learning Guitar Will Hurt Like Hell. Do It Anyway.
I've watched hundreds of people fall in love with the guitar. I've also watched most of them quit. Not because they lacked talent. Not because they were too old, too busy, or too uncoordinated. They quit because nobody warned them what the first month actually feels like — and by the time they figured it out on their own, they'd already decided the whole thing wasn't for them.
By Elton Reads A Book A Week (Elton Edgar)2 months ago in Motivation
The Day He Stopped Waiting to Feel Ready
For nearly a year, Marcus Reed had been telling himself the same story: he was waiting for the right opportunity. At thirty-two, he lived in Austin, worked a job he didn't enjoy, and spent most evenings watching videos about people who had already built successful careers. He had ideas of his own, but whenever he considered acting on them, another thought appeared: What if I fail?
By Mr How2 months ago in Motivation
