goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
The Little Frog's Guide to Self-Care
This week I received a box of affirmation cards in the mail. They came from a friend that is another sister friend from 40 plus years ago. I celebrated a recovery birthday last week and she sent me a gift in celebration. She is an artist and I would have preferred a painting, but I will have to tell her that.
By Denise E Lindquist2 days ago in Motivation
Partners
Some people keep changing partners to avoid changing themselves. This statement is true for most people, but not all. If you are the one who is always looking out for others and always the one showing up for them, how does that make you feel? I know from experience that this kind of life can leave a person feeling drained, exhausted, and angry. I would spend so much of my time trying to help others with their problems or situations that I couldn’t see that I was the one drowning and no one was coming to help me. Sometimes we have to change partners to grow positively. However, I will save this part of the conversation for another day. The main point of this piece is to shed light on those individuals who think they can keep using good people as their own recharging station. These individuals keep changing partners because they lack the intellectual capacity to look inward. These people know what they need to work on within themselves, but instead of looking inward and making the positive changes they need for themselves, they shift the blame onto others so they do not have to face themselves. Some people find themselves in extremely toxic situations with others because they have mastered the art of manipulation, scare tactics, emotional drainage of others, and trauma dumping on others. These types of people will always change partners because they do not know who they are, so they don’t know what it is like to feel or even experience true love. In fact, they will never know what true love is or even looks like because they are so used to fake love on the outside of them that they cannot see that they are the ones with the internal issues, and when someone has taken the time to work on their own internal traumas, here come the spirit soul suckers.
By Theresa Evans4 days ago in Motivation
How to Become the Best Version of Yourself
Becoming the best version of yourself is a journey of personal growth, self-discovery and continuous improvement. It is about recognising your strengths, addressing your weaknesses, developing positive habits and making choices that bring you closer to the life you want. It does not mean becoming perfect or comparing yourself with others. Instead, it means making steady progress towards becoming a healthier, happier, more confident and fulfilled person.
By Emma Ade4 days ago in Motivation
Hallowed Be - A Mikeydred October 2026 Dollar Prompt For All Vocal Creators
Introduction October gets its name from the Latin word octo , which means "eight" . The Roman Calendar The early Roman calendar had only ten months instead of twelve. The year started in March, making October the eighth month in the sequence. September, November, and December were also named for their numerical positions (seven, nine, and ten). Shift to the 12-Month Year Later, the Romans added January and February to the beginning of the calendar. This shift moved October to the tenth position. The original numerical name stayed the same even after attempts by Roman emperors to rename the month after themselves. Google Gemini
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 days ago in Motivation
The Rain In September - A Mikeydred September 2026 Dollar Prompt For All Vocal Creators
Introduction September gets its name from septem , the Latin word for seven . It earned this name because it was the seventh month in the original ancient Roman calendar , which began the year in March. Ten original months: The early Roman year started in March and had only 10 named months, leaving winter unnamed. Numerical names: Months from the fifth onward were named for their number: Quintilis (fifth), Sextilis (sixth), September (seventh), October (eighth), November (ninth), and December (tenth). [1, 2] Adding January and February: Later calendar reforms added January and February to the start of the year. Keeping the old name: This shift moved September to the ninth position on the calendar, but the Romans kept its original numerical name.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 days ago in Motivation
