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Unveiling the Neuroscience of Habits:
In the realm of personal development, the topic of habits often reigns supreme. From morning routines to productivity hacks, we're constantly seeking ways to optimize our behavior and achieve our goals. But have you ever stopped to wonder what's really happening in your brain when you're forming or breaking a habit? The field of neuroscience offers fascinating insights into the inner workings of our minds and how we can leverage this knowledge to reshape our habits for success.
Najoua AwdidPublished 2 months ago in Motivation The Top 5 Pieces Of Advice That Helped Me Overcome Procrastination When Writing
After a decade of stopping and restarting, I recently hit 2 huge milestones in writing my first book. I have outlined the whole story and I hit 50 thousand words written.
Michael NaylorPublished 2 months ago in MotivationThe Journey to Personal Growth: A Roadmap
Embarking on a journey towards personal growth is a transformative experience filled with challenges, victories, and self-discovery. This article serves as a roadmap to guide you through this enriching process, outlining key milestones, strategies, and insights to help you navigate the path towards becoming the best version of yourself.
Mohammedseid AhmedinPublished 2 months ago in MotivationThe Dancer's Dream
In the quaint village of Havenvale, where rolling hills met vibrant meadows, there lived a spirited young girl named Lily. From the moment she took her first steps, it was evident that Lily possessed an extraordinary passion for dance. She would spend hours twirling and leaping through her backyard, dreaming of the day she would grace the grandest stages across the world, captivating audiences with her exquisite performances. Her heart's desire was to dance so beautifully that all who watched her would be filled with an overwhelming sense of joy.
Fabled GroundsPublished 2 months ago in MotivationTHE HUMPTY DUMPTY SYNDROME:
How many times have you heard someone say, “Losing my job was the best thing that ever happened to me”? Does hearing this sentiment make you scratch your head in puzzlement? How could something so negative be so positive? What’s the person’s secret? Few of us begin our careers with the intent of doing something else. After all, we’ve invested quite a bit of time and money getting to where we are. We spend thousands of dollars and several years of our lives in pursuit of our degrees. We then invest even more time going after postgraduate degrees. An attorney, for example, spends a total of nineteen years in the pursuit of a law degree and then has to pass an extremely difficult exam, one which many fail on their first attempt. Doctors spend even more time in school and then devote even more years to internship and residency programs. Sadly, many of these dedicated professionals then find out they are not happy in their chosen work. Much like Humpty Dumpty, we proudly sit atop our wall of achievements and accomplishments, giving little thought to doing anything else. “After all, I worked hard to get where I am and I’m proud of it. I’m good at what I do and people respect me. You can’t expect me to want to give all this up, can you?” These are the words you hear from your logical, rational mind (or friends and family) whenever you even think about making a career change. Unfortunately, your true self, that part of you who knows what’s in your best interest, is often scream i n g for a change, nagging away at your thoughts until you begin to listen. Even if you’re content in your present job, with today’s changing workplace and the uncertainty in the corporate world, it’s likely that sooner or later in your working life, you will find yourself, much like our friend Humpty, tumbling from the security of your little perch. For most of us the great fall occurs when one or more of the following occurs: • Our job is eliminated through downsizing. • Our company is acquired or merges with another company and the new situation no longer appeals to us. • Our job stays the same but we just can’t get excited about it anymore. So, after the great fall what are the secrets to putting yourself back together again — better and happier than ever?
ephraimPublished 2 months ago in MotivationA Thriving Marriage with Our Dua for Husband And Wife Love
Marriage is a sacred union that brings a husband and a wife together, giving birth to a relationship characterized by love, faith and comprehension. Although, similar to any relationship, it takes a great deal of commitment to keep it alight. Use of dua, supplication, is the best method for buidling love between the husband and wife.
Maulana JiPublished 2 months ago in MotivationLeaving Hell
Walking is therapy for Mary. So, she indulges daily despite experiencing pain in her left heel, thanks to a growth spurt.
Annelise LordsPublished 2 months ago in Motivation- Content Warning
Tracking down Motivation During Change
Motivation is surrounding us. Here and there it arrives in an email named 'TYWK' or 'For You'. Here and there it's an image posted via online entertainment. Different times it's more unpretentious.
Pairvag IslamPublished 2 months ago in Motivation - Content Warning
A Nearby Experience
Stars shimmered splendidly in a moonless sky, reflecting in the quiet waters of Lake George in the Adirondack heaps of upstate New York. It was a warm August evening, as we laid back in the boat, wondering about the sublime Smooth Way. Dim skies made the stars more splendid during this season, particularly during another moon, inspiring awe and charm. We never burnt out on stargazing while at the same time drifting on water, a genuinely vivid encounter.
Pairvag IslamPublished 2 months ago in Motivation Share Two Inspirational Short Stories
The protagonist of the story is Luo Xiang teacher real counselling a hair test students he was when the college entrance examination, due to failure of the examination, resulting in being cheated, others cheated him, you can go to school first, and then pay, is the proverbial, first on the bus after the ticket °. Then he went to university, he went to university, he with the normal examination on the admission of students, the same as a student card, a meal card, a dormitory, there are classes, other people test, he also exams, test papers are exactly the same, others he has, the whole so spent four years, four years after he graduated, the final diploma found that the diploma is false, he was examined that year and also passed the examination, the law examination also passed But because the diploma is fake, can only be cancelled all! The story is told here, imagine you are that student, what is your attitude? What will you do next? How? I think if it was me, I would be very devastated, or even depressed and I would hate this society, I would give up on myself and the rest of my life would be unthinkable! I can't imagine that! But this student didn't. He spent a year and a half to pass the self-test and get a degree. He spent a year and a half to pass the self-test and get a bachelor's degree, and then retook the law exam and postgraduate entrance exams. He took a year and a half to pass the self-test, got his bachelor's degree, then took the law exam and the postgraduate entrance exam again, and passed both! This way of choosing is really admirable, not everyone in the face of such a huge blow, can be revived to get back the lost, which requires courage, but also need a strong heart to do support! The ancient Greek philosopher Abihtad once said. The ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus once said: "We are on a stage that we did not choose, and we are performing a play that we did not choose. We are on a stage that we did not choose and we are performing a play that we did not choose". Only 5% of the experiences in a person's life are ours. The rest of the 95% of things we cannot decide, we cannot decide our origin, we cannot decide our IQ, we cannot decide when and where in this life we can meet the help of nobles, we will envy other people's experience, envy other people to get a better life than ours, but what is the use of envy, when we meet life's setbacks, we often have only two choices. But what's the use of envy? When we encounter setbacks in life, we often have only two choices, to give up and to strive, we only have to solve their own setbacks in order to go to success!
John MikePublished 2 months ago in MotivationDeveloping a Growth Mindset
Chasing individual and expert turn of events, one idea stands apart as a directing light: the development outlook. Instituted by clinician Tune Dweck, the development mentality is a conviction framework focused on the possibility that our capacities and insight can be created through commitment, exertion, and tirelessness. As opposed to a decent outlook, which expects that our characteristics and capacities are static, a development mentality sustains flexibility, cultivates an affection for learning, and enables people to embrace difficulties as any open doors for development.
Mijanul Islam KhanPublished 2 months ago in MotivationPivot really fast
Starting a business is never easy, aside from all the work it takes out of you, it also comes with very little guarantee of success and there is a high chance of failure regardless of your strategy. I started a business with a friend, which eventually failed down the line due to our inability to pivot and adapt to the changing environment, but what struck me the most was how fast my partner was willing to give up on the whole endeavor. In his mind, if our first strategy didn’t work, then the whole endeavor wasn’t worth it any ways, We would be better off doing something completely different. In the same way, there are people out there who, after trying one strategy in a specific sector, once that strategy lets them down, abandon completely instead of pivoting and keep going.
real JemaPublished 2 months ago in Motivation