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15 Tips How Successful People Think
1-Better Thinking Good ideas rarely go out and find someone. If you want to find a good idea, you must search for it. If you want to become a better thinker, you need to work at it — and once you begin to become a better thinker, the good ideas keep coming. In fact, the amount of good thinking you can do at any time depends primarily on the amount of good thinking you are already doing.
By Waleed Khalid6 years ago in Motivation
The Cautionary "Don't"
Don’t do this and don’t do that. We all grew up listening to our parents, teachers, siblings, friends, and even strangers telling us, “Don’t . . .”. Such a seemingly innocuous word with such a hefty amount of cautionary weight hanging from its ankles.
By Kennedy Farr6 years ago in Motivation
Sister(s) Circle
Sister(s) Circle March 30, 2021 Author: Olivia Grace Sister(s) Circle We must prepare to listen, calming ourselves down; because coming into a place of silence is frightening, therefore push aside the many voices that come to us and focus on what we are about to do.
By Olivia Grace 6 years ago in Motivation
A Letter to Self
Dear Self, I am sorry for all of the years I have mistreated you. I have ignored your thoughts and feelings. I have been telling you that you were wrong. While I do this, I have praised everyone around you. The self-expressed friend who yells and screams for being smart and knowing lots of people. She had one hell of resume to keep all those people in her life. Then there was that friend who was always complaining but she was so good at coaching you through your darkest days but was mad at you for months for checking in. And saying are you sure you’re not worrying yourself into sickness?
By Lisa Pulliam6 years ago in Motivation
Television Killed the Radio Star
Donald Ripley: It has become appallingly clear that our technology has surpassed our humanity.Powder: Albert Einstein.Donald Ripley: When I look at you, I have hope that maybe one day our humanity will surpass our technology.(1995) Movie: Powder
By Jackie Fazekas6 years ago in Motivation
This is Fourteen
Hey cutie pie, Yeah, I can feel you rolling your eyes—that's okay, I'm used to it by now. Don't worry, even at the ripe old age of 27, you'll still be a champion of the "eye roll." You'll also be the champion of several other wonderful things too, just so you know.
By Lexie Robbins6 years ago in Motivation
To Get More Money, Get Beaten First
Right after I graduated, I got an internship in Paris. I packed my bags and moved from Portugal to France, with a head full of dreams and a wallet full of nothing. Finding a place to live in Paris is not an easy job. When I finally managed to get a tiny studio apartment, I rejoiced! The only problem: the rent cost 595€, while my internship was paying 625€ per month. That left me with 30€ for living costs in one of the most expensive cities in the world.
By Diana Bernardo6 years ago in Motivation
Moving On
For anyone who has ever endured the experience of having their heart broken, off the back of a relationship break up, they would be well aware of the intense emotional pain that comes with it. For me personally, I've experienced it three times throughout my adult life, and two of those three being from a marital split. I'd like to say that both of the marriage break ups are now well and truly behind me, but sadly, one of these only took place a few months ago. The two times I had my heart broken previously were bad enough, but this time around, it has hit me big time emotionally. It was very sudden, and it was also unexpected, so after the initial shock of what had just transpired, that's when the devastation of the reality set in for me. In the six weeks that followed, I think I can only recall two days in which I wasn't in tears at some point. The emotional pain that I went through was indescribable, and no physical or mental pain that I have experienced in my life, has ever come close to it. I was actually wailing in pain on my bed on a couple of occasions, I was that emotionally distraught. What's worse is that it also retriggered my depression, just when I was starting to make some inroads mentally in my life. It has undoubtedly been the toughest period of my entire life, and sadly, there is many other issues going on behind the scene, that is further compounding this emotional pain and depression. I don't want sympathy or attention, nor do I want to sound like a victim, because sometimes in life, we need to go through some bottom of the barrel lows, and extreme adversities, in order to grow and become mentally stronger. One thing I come to understand, over these past few years I have invested in personal development and mindset training, is that you can't waste energy and focus on something you can't control. The relationship with my former wife is over, and sadly, beyond repair, and I can't change her feelings. It is something I have accepted, and despite the amount of hurt, pain, and suffering I have gone through these past three months, I have accepted the fact that I simply need to move on, for my own health, happiness, well-being, and future.
By David Stidston6 years ago in Motivation
