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My Journey to Getting a Literary Agent
Some writers write a book, query that book, get a literary agent, and a book deal faster than you can say Jack Robinson. And I can genuinely be so happy for them because that’s their journey and how it was supposed to happen for them! Not for me.
By Breanne Randall4 years ago in Motivation
You're awesome. So collect evidence to prove it.
It’s been a while since I read The Book of Awesome But last week I really needed it. I’d written a short feature for a magazine, and it came back with edits from the person who had commissioned it. They were all perfectly reasonable requests, and I did them.
By Sheryl Garratt4 years ago in Motivation
How To Motivate Yourself When You're Not In The Mood To Do Anything
Maybe the burden of that big project prevents you from taking the first step. So you decide to "start tomorrow". What is it that makes some people seem more focused, focused, and motivated toward their goals? Are people with self-control superior? Do they have more motivational muscles? Are they born with more concentration?
By Author Tushar Sheth4 years ago in Motivation
The present makes you successful
The practice of mindfulness may help one become more aware of the here and now, less stressed, more peaceful and relaxed, and more focused and able to concentrate on what they are doing. Meditation and other practices that help cultivate mindfulness are not two different activities. Both make use of a comparable approach. They make you feel more at ease, boost your ability to concentrate and pay attention for longer periods of time, and bring you into the here and now.
By The Breatharian Blogger4 years ago in Motivation
Compulsive Apologizing
How many times do you utter “I’m Sorry” in a typical day? If you track it, then I am sure you would be astonished at the end results. Especially in the workplace! Far to often people think that they need to apologize to smooth something over at work to keep in the ‘good graces’ or to simply stay on the payroll. Some people may very well feel less professional if they need to apologize often; but whose fault is that? There is such a thing as compulsive apologizing.
By #KristinaWrites4 years ago in Motivation
Write. Right or Wrong.. Top Story - May 2022.
What if I pour my heart on a page, only for it to go unseen? What if I've been reading things all wrong? What if my time and talents waste away with every stroke of a key? This writing thing isn't for the weak, but what if I'm not strong?
By Tori4 years ago in Motivation
6 ways to work smarter not harder.
Working smarter is very essential and curricula for anyone who wants to succeed in their life but working smartly can be quite hard if you don’t know how to do particular work. The person is called smart when he/she knows that the specific task they are doing can be done more efficiently, so their efforts will result in more efficient results.
By Kamran Mehmood 4 years ago in Motivation
4 Ways to Avoid the Trap of Toxic Positivity
Toxic positivity is often an abundance of emotions that are confused and do not have a productive place to "go". No matter how well-intentioned it may be, toxic positivity is neither sustainable nor a healthy mechanism of facing obstacles. Let's redirect these uncomfortable and negative emotions in 4 different ways to free ourselves of the trap of toxic positivity.
By Jessica Sparks4 years ago in Motivation
Life Isn't Pointless Because We Die
As a philosophy student, I've had my fair share of existential crises. Among these is the consideration that if everyone and everything will die in the end anyway, why bother? Isn't it just a pointless 80-year exercise that no one will remember in a few centuries? It seems hard to justify anything if we're all going back to stardust soon anyway.
By James Wood4 years ago in Motivation
Make your mind superpower by adopting mental liquidity weapon
Consistent thinkers are always rewarded by society. As the consistent result always leads to accuracy, people who do what they are told and hold on to the same ways of doing things are often considered the right fit for many roles.
By Wajiha Khan4 years ago in Motivation
