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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.
How to Overcome Writer’s Block
For a writer, nothing is worse than writer’s block. As writers, we have an inner need to write. When you don’t get the words out, you might not only miss a deadline, but you feel suffocated as well. That’s because you can’t express yourself in the way that is most natural for you; by writing.
By Kirsty Kendall5 years ago in Motivation
Is the fear of being wrong holding you back?
We live in a world where perfection is championed, and anything less is frowned upon. We are constantly being judged whether this is a business idea, our bodies, or just the way we post on social media. Most often than not, though, the harshest judge of all is ourselves, so why do we do this to ourselves?
By Alan Firmin5 years ago in Motivation
5 Things to Restore Your Creativity
Welcome to day three thousand of March 2020. The past two years have been the longest decade of our lives, leaving us all exhausted and run down. Even without a pandemic, we regularly find ourselves failing to meet our own plans and expectations. We set grand goals for ourselves, and then watch them fall by the wayside as the days get away from us.
By Matthew Woodall5 years ago in Motivation
How to React When Someone Dies
Some in 20 years, some in 50 years' time. Some in 70 years' time, you got the drift? We all gonna die later. Have you heard that the grave yard is the richest place in the whole world? Yes, so so rich with dreams and goals unfulfilled, with talents wasted and with skills unused.
By Anita Hass..5 years ago in Motivation
Grip that steering wheel of life, put on your seat belt and push down the accelerator pedal, hard!
Have you ever had the feeling that your life could be compared to sitting in a car driving at top speed, going around bends, over bumps and squeezing between other cars, yet you don't feel you even have control of the steering wheel?
By Alan Firmin5 years ago in Motivation
A Note To My Fellow Writers
Since I’ve been on Vocal, which has only been two months having joined mid-August, I’ve come to realize there’s a pretty big and obvious demon that a lot of us are burdened by and that is weighing us down - and that is self doubt. Or I should say Self Doubt.
By Caitlin McColl5 years ago in Motivation
Why Write?
As a writer, you spend hours on perfecting blog posts and articles. You spend months writing the first draft of a book only to spend another year or two editing and editing and editing. And once you put your words out into the world you must face down the inevitable critique. There are going to be people who don’t like, don't approve of, don't understand what you say. There are going to be people who take it a step farther and don't like YOU. Don't approve of YOU. Don't understand YOU. And after the first scathing comment on your blog or review on goodreads, you might ask yourself, why am I even doing this?
By Christine Reed5 years ago in Motivation
What Embracing Abundance Taught Me About Gratitude
How do you measure abundance in your life? Is it in financial or material terms? If it is, then a life spent pursuing material things could be seen as abundantly successful. This is good news for people like Bill Gates, but what does it mean for the rest of us? How do we define and measure abundance, and can we embrace it? Can we use our limited time here to make a positive impact while creating an abundance of wealth which won’t just entail material wealth? I think we can.
By Rejoice Denhere5 years ago in Motivation
Live for the moment.
Today is a new day and today is the day that we get things that we didn’t get right yesterday, right today. Even though tomorrow is gone and we shouldn’t live for tomorrow we should live for today and the next day. We should make the best out of the smallest things, even if you just walk outside and feel the breeze enjoy it, because when it’s gone we can’t get it back. Just enjoy the moment.
By Lecretia5 years ago in Motivation
Confession of a modernist
The concept of human wants and needs is one that has been induced by our current culture as been homogeneous. And as a repercussion, we tent to view all of our redundant craving for avaricious belonging as indispensable. However, in actual fact, both abstract are in fact discrete. The core issue is how we perceive our possessions as a reflection of our own social standing. We tent to assess not our inner serenity as the soul attainment. But the outer perspective of our fellowship as the soul attainment to be assess. And it is from this certitude that stems the very economic concept of "unlimited wants and limited resources" since it is our esteem of the outer perspective that drives us to crave ever ending material comfort.
By alain Junior5 years ago in Motivation
7 Things Emotionally Intelligent People Do Which Earn Them Respect
The lives we lead are so busy we rarely find time to stop and think. We don’t always allow ourselves time to reflect on how our daily behaviour affects the way other people treat us. Sadly, this can result in us losing respect along the way.
By Rejoice Denhere5 years ago in Motivation
10 Non-Sexual Advice I wish I Knew Sooner
Your mental health is more important than your career, money, other people's opinions, that event you said you would attend, your partner's mood, and your family's wishes, combined. If taking care of yourself means letting someone down, then let someone down.
By Maria Ostasevici 5 years ago in Motivation
