goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
Seconds, Minutes and Hours
Sit down and write. This is my new motto for setting the intention to write more. Express more, by being brave enough to put myself out there with the eyes of the world on me. For that is exactly what you see, judge, and reflect upon. It is me, my work, my thoughts, my time and energy. The words spin and swirl and at times sputter onto the page. I have great expectations for myself and this also comes with the crushing blow when I can not complete my tasks I have so diligently set. As I think about the words I craft in my mind the stories I weave and so much do I need to place them in your view. The time escapes me and I walk past my keyboard for the hundredth time. Is it fear, or lack of commitment? Neither I think, its more an absence of self care. Putting so many things and people before my own selfish needs. A line drawn between what really deserves my time and my attention.
Sindy Leah FitzPublished 3 months ago in MotivationA Second Chance:
In a rural village nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant fields, lived a young woman named Maya. Born into a life of poverty and hardship, Maya had known hunger as a constant companion, her days marked by the relentless struggle to put food on the table for herself and her family.
DOMI_PROPublished 3 months ago in MotivationThe Struggle for Survival
In the heart of a bustling city, amidst the towering skyscrapers and bustling streets, lived a man named Jacob. Once full of dreams and aspirations, Jacob had fallen victim to the harsh reality of hunger and poverty, his life marred by a crippling sense of laziness and apathy.
DOMI_PROPublished 3 months ago in MotivationUps & Down
My life didn't goes well but this is life which we need to survice till our last breath and quiting life just by sucide is a very easiest way but if you can do effort's and make your life colorfull instead of black and white is an option but the thing is
M FarhanPublished 3 months ago in MotivationChoose your business partner wisely and ruthlessly, or risk losing it all
Much has been written about this, yet we repeatedly make the same mistake: choosing the wrong partner for our business venture. Today, I'll share my own experience. A few years ago, I welcomed a financial professional from Wall Street to my team. I did so because I lacked financial expertise and needed complementary skills for my sales and marketing capabilities. While I had the right idea, my execution was poor. I was "seduced" by his Wall Street title, financial market knowledge, and ease in discussing multimillion-dollar transactions. Due to my insecurity and lack of due diligence, he bulldozed himself into the team. Unfortunately, my inability to see his "baggage" narcissism, arrogance, ego, and lack of integrity, led me to welcome a negative influence into my life. In short, by bringing him into my team, I gained financial skills but also introduced intolerable characteristics that damaged the entire team and, ultimately, the clients of my women empowerment and environmental practice.
Andrea ZanonPublished 3 months ago in MotivationA Heartwarming Gesture
Once, amidst the hurried sirens tearing through the air, a sudden announcement echoed from the trauma center's microphone at a government hospital. "Attention, please. The attendants of the patient in Emergency Bed Number Three, kindly proceed to the gate immediately."
RAJEEV VERMAPublished 3 months ago in MotivationEinstein Wasn’t Smart — He Understood Life!
“Lately everything Sherly, Joni, Paul and I asked of you we get a negative response,” Simon argues with Lilian. “You are changing.”
Annelise LordsPublished 3 months ago in MotivationChanges to Make in 2024
Just like that, 2023 is over and done with. Thank goodness! I feel 2023 has truly been full of challenges, obstacles, goals, and accomplishments. We have been through the whole ride on a rollercoaster that I was ready to jump off of! This year, we will make 2024 worth our dreams and hustle.
Tiffany CPublished 3 months ago in MotivationHow to Talk Properly
Communication is such an important tool of life. Yet actually speaking to someone else can be rather difficult based on the topics within the conversation whether they're important or more casual.
Mattie :)Published 3 months ago in MotivationLegacy of Choices
In the heart of Maplewood Manor, a stately home surrounded by sprawling gardens and centuries-old trees, lived the Montgomery family—a lineage marked by the legacy of choices made by their ancestors. As the Manor stood as a silent witness to the ebb and flow of time, the emotional weight of decisions echoed through the halls, shaping the destinies of each generation that walked its corridors.
DOMI_PROPublished 3 months ago in MotivationParallel Lives
In the quaint town of Reflection Springs, nestled between rolling hills and murmuring streams, lived two souls whose lives had taken divergent paths—Elena and Daniel. Fate had once bound them in a tapestry of shared dreams, but choices made in the crucible of youth had woven threads of separation. As the years unfolded, their parallel lives became a poignant exploration of "what-ifs" and the emotional complexities that lingered in the quiet corners of their hearts.
DOMI_PROPublished 3 months ago in Motivation- Top Story - February 2024
Simply Me.
I'll start this off by saying that if I had to choose a word for this next year on Vocal, it would be Discovery. Vocal has been my breakthrough for my writing. What I mean by that, is I have enjoyed writing since I can remember. As a child, and into my teens I loved writing poems and song lyrics, and eventually started writing fictional love stories. But then I became an adult, and that life hit me like a freight train. Writing fell on the back burner for many years, even though I still had a desire deep down to continue it. I always let life get in the way though. And then, in my early 30's I ran across the Vocal platform. A spark lit back up in me, just a small one though. Because unfortunately at the time I was stuck in an unhealthy addiction which consumed my time and energy. So I signed up for the yearly subscription, and started to write. And boy did I write, for several months in fact. But sadly a year down the road I looked at my progress, and all I had to show for it were a bunch of unfinished drafts. I was going through so much I didn't really have the ability or attention span to commit myself to what I so badly wanted to do. With that being said, and before I can talk about my goals and aspirations for this new year on Vocal, I need to give you a bit more insight into my past.
Tressa RosePublished 3 months ago in Motivation