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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.
9 Raw Pieces of Advice for Anyone Who Feels Lost in Their 20s
Being young and ambitious is confusing. You want to make an impact immediately but are told to be patient. You are eager to learn but clueless on how to start. Worst of all, you have no idea where you’ll end up.
By Jonah Malin6 years ago in Motivation
Women- Stop Being Complacent
Women- How to Stop Being Complacent Is it true that you are self-satisfied and mollified with your life? Simply doing routine work? Yet, there's a whole other world to life than this. What's going on here? Peruse on to discover.
By Timothy A Rowland6 years ago in Motivation
5 Things to STOP doing before 2020 Ends
As of writing its December 13th 2020 and we are only a few short weeks until the new year hits and we wrap up this tumultuous chaotic year. A year of uncertainty for the future, people losing their lives, unemployment rates at a all time high, businesses being shut down, protests, riots and the questionable outcome of the lastest election. But honestly, that's only the tip of the iceberg.
By Mark Smith6 years ago in Motivation
Treat failure like Thomas Edison
For some reason, we are condition to avoid failure as if it was something to be feared. This fear often paralyzes us in our attempt to achieve our goals. This irrational fear can be the obstacle between our current reality and our most wanted dreams.
By Oscar Iguaro6 years ago in Motivation
Bouncing Back
Feel your feelings You can start by telling yourself, “I’m angry and that’s okay. All feelings are valid. I’m not defined by my feelings.” Your feelings at this moment don’t dictate your entire life and certainly don’t dictate your future. Feelings tell you where your boundaries are. Whether you need more sleep, to shift your thoughts, or even shift your life path. Your feelings are often helpful tools for redirection of attention.
By Jessica Maria6 years ago in Motivation
Make Every Day Count
Make Ever Day Count What is the meaning of life? A question we all ask and face until death knocks on our door. But I have found that asking that question leads to nothing but anguish and a quest for perfection in life that isn’t there. I do tell myself that I am a Stoic, but not to the grand level of those such as Marcus Aurelius and Seneca. Or maybe I am? Much of what they say has become common sense in the modern world, while other wise words from them have not.
By The Philosopher King6 years ago in Motivation
You Before Me
To my fellow struggling angels. You know who you are, the one who helps others out simply because it feels like you should do it or that it’s the right thing. You don’t do it for the gratitude of others, or their thanks and you don’t want anything from them, although your efforts being noticed is always nice. You’re those people others call selfless or angels, because you are always their when someone needs you.
By Amy Bell6 years ago in Motivation
The Meaning of Hope
Hope... such a small word, holding such great value. I remember the times where I had NO.....Hope I know Im, not the only one who has felt this way or a better way of saying it is "lack of feeling". The times where it's just an empty hole in your chest, a void where all dreams go to die. Nothing good ever comes from this deep darkness, only negative feelings are felt through NOT having this ONE feeling.
By Ray "The-Visualist" Cooper6 years ago in Motivation
Truths from a Social Casualty
A "Social Casualty" or a "Strange Child" either someone will be both, one, or neither it still draws us to face a flaw in the flow of humanity which would be the way we run society and by the way that we face society. Just by the way we are affected by our self and the ways of how society may benefit us or hold us down just by being an existing somebody.
By Keanna Barry 6 years ago in Motivation
Leaves Fall On Their Own
Leaves Fall On Their Own Stepping on to the porch, there was no surprise hearing the familiar crunching of leaves sounding beneath my feet as I walked. Red. Yellow. Brown. The array of colors seemed to continue. The very large oak tree that stands in the middle of the yard had made plenty sure of this. My neighbor's oak and maple trees also provided its fair share of contributions as well.
By Travis Patton Sr.6 years ago in Motivation
