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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.
Why Resilience is Important
We have all experienced rough times in our lives. Sometimes, it doesn’t take long to get through it, and other times, we really have to grit our teeth to get to the other side. We very often use the bad times to remind ourselves that it is worth working back towards the good times.
By Jessica Miller5 years ago in Motivation
The Incredible Multiplying Power of Self-Belief
I have a friend who was on the verge of being a sports star, but was held back by a lack of self-belief. Because of this, she was never picked for the team. She used to blame the coaches for not selecting her, further damaging her self-belief.
By Amra Beganovich5 years ago in Motivation
FEAR AND REASON
"In cultivated life it has finally gotten workable for huge quantities of individuals to pass from the support to the grave while never having had an ache of certified dread. A considerable lot of us need an assault of mental infection to show us the importance of the word." William James.
By yes motivate5 years ago in Motivation
5 Insane Ways To Handle Criticism
As a writer, I know how hard it is to handle criticism. We writers have to handle criticism as a part of our job. Not just writers, everyone has to handle criticism at some stage of their life. No matter you are a musician, painter, music director, or anyone you need to learn how to handle criticism. Sometimes, it’s hard to handle.
By Sahil Patel5 years ago in Motivation
Stop Striving for Happiness and Start Practicing It Now
It all started when one of my boys asked me if I was happy, and I said yes. Why am I not happy? I have a good and kind husband, two boys that I am very proud of, I have a successful business, I have a home I love, I was surrounded by friends, I was a much sought after speaker in my community, and blah blah blah.
By S.K5 years ago in Motivation
Why We Should Look Forward to More of Each Day
For many of us the middle day involves a mixture of things we both wish and expect. Looking forward to coffee in the morning, we regret that we have to go to work; we look forward to coming home at the end of the day, we don't like that we have to wash clothes.
By Sulav kandel5 years ago in Motivation
Life happened
I once took life for granted, like so many people do. In the middle of the night one year, I got up to use the rest room, and fell straight down. I couldn't walk, I couldn't stand. It was like my leg hadn't any feeling, like it was just loose rubber. I ended up in the hospital. They did a procedure on my arteries, that back then was called a radical procedure. They told me before the procedure, I could die from it. This is how new it was to the medicine world. Needless to say, I spent seven days in ICU. I was discharged straight from there. I was sent to take classes about my body producing to much vitamin K, and how much I wasn't allowed to eat it. It is found in broccoli, and many other greens.
By Dea Miller5 years ago in Motivation
Fighting For Friendship
One of the best things about male to male relationships that I've experienced is our ability to fight into friendship. In 2019, I embarked with three other men to compete in the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge. A 3,000 mile transatlantic ocean row, to provide data for research into PTSD treatments for veterans. That was our mission. While each crewmember holds a special place in my heart, my friendship with Luke is far and away the most treasured piece of that row.
By John Fannin5 years ago in Motivation
