goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
The Ambitious Dream of 2024
To My Fellow Writers, Happy 2024! Here is a quote that has become lodged in my mind: “A good story should always have a beginning, a middle, and an ending.”
Isabella RosePublished 4 months ago in MotivationSoorarai Pottru Movie Theme
It is not exactly from "Soorarai Pottru," but rather a motivational saying attributed to Swami Vivekananda: "Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached." Nonetheless, this motivational message is supported by the movie's themes of unwavering will, tenacity, and not giving up until the goal is accomplished.
Nandhini.MPublished 4 months ago in MotivationThe Triumph of Perseverance A True Story of Inspiration
A young guy named Alex lived in the small hamlet of Harmonyville. He approached life's obstacles with an unflinching tenacity and an indomitable spirit. Though originating from a modest, low-income home, Alex had dreams of becoming a well-known artist since he was a little child.
BalaPublished 4 months ago in MotivationUnveiling My True Potential
In the quiet corners of my life, where self-reflection whispered its truths, I discovered a yearning for change—a call to unlock the dormant potential within me. It all began on an ordinary Tuesday, a day that would mark the inception of my personal development journey.
Nnachi Ikwuo NnachiPublished 4 months ago in MotivationLife is But a Stream
Sometimes, things turn entirely upside down on their heads which leaves you flabbergasted. Sometimes, promises aren’t kept, and you wonder what went wrong so quickly. Sometimes, everything suddenly becomes so up in the air that you can’t predict or plan what to do in the next two weeks.
Lindsay SfaraPublished 4 months ago in MotivationREADY OR NOT!
Sometimes I find myself questioning the purpose of life, the purpose of our existence in this world. Like what is it for? Do we just work hard to get the things we desire and then that's about it or are we looking for quality out the life we have. Is it about how much we have in the bank or about how popular and likable we are. These are all things that go through my mind but I never let them consume me because they can be deadly. I can't be thinking like that man. It's not healthy. One moment you're thinking these thoughts and the next you can't find it in you to get out of bed and go about your day. However one thing I have learnt is that somedays you won't have the motivation to do what you're supposed to be doing. You won't have the motivation to go on that run, to press record, to fight another fight but you have to keep going. You have to keep going even when you don't feel like it. I once saw a qoute that said discipline is what should drive us and not motivation. Motivation will run out somedays but the discipline that I have to keep doing something to see the results I want will never wear out. Through discipline you can achieve results that motivation never could.
LisaPublished 4 months ago in MotivationBe bold
I'm a writer. One thing about being a writer is that my head is always filled with creative ideas about the topics that I want to write about and the grand stories that I want to tell ,but often times I never actually get around to writing about even half of the things that I want to write about. The biggest problem I have with being a writer is that I often get in my own way. I do not like to admit it, but I struggle with worrying about getting backlash from the things I want to write. I want to write my truly unfiltered opinions, but I often hold myself back. I also have a hard time making time to actually write instead of just day dreaming about it. With all that being said, I think it is pretty clear what my goals are when it comes to writing on Vocal Media this year, but since I am a writer, I will go into detail. Goal number one is to actually write. I am a writer, after all. I wish that being a writer was my main job. I know that if I want to make that dream a reality, I have to actually write. Writing on Vocal Media gives me a chance to put my writing in front of more eyes and to make some money as well. My specific goal for this year when it comes to writing more often is to write and publish three or more posts each month on vocal Media. It seems like a pretty easy goal but It is easy for work and other commitments to get in the way, but I know I can make time, and who knows? I might just be able to write my way into a whole new career. I just have to do it. As for the second part of my vocal goals for this year. I need to stop caring about what other people might think about what I write. If people do not like what I write, then they don't have to read it. It is the time to let my ideas run free on the internet within reason, of course. I wrote an article last year about some of my controversial opinions, and I was worried about what would happen, but it turned out fine and I was proud of myself. I want to really challenge myself to not hold back this year. Writing about controversial things can lead to healthy discussions and cause people to reevaluate their own point of view. I have had controversial views for as long as I can remember. When I was a kid, I loved Scar from the Lion King, and I was quick to defend him, and I still stand by that. Maybe I should write an article about that. When I was younger, I was bolder, and I need to get some of that boldness back. I remember that I was quick to debate other kids who had been lied to and thought that Santa Claus was real. I did not let fear hold me back from speaking my mind. I think being a writer requires a certain level of boldness, and my goal is to embrace my boldness. If I achieve both of these goals, I will at the very least grow as a writer, and at the most, I will change my whole life, in a productive and positive way. I want to encourage all of my fellow writers and storytellers to be bold as well and make your writing dreams come true. Happy 2024, Vocal writers!
Christina EpperlyPublished 4 months ago in Motivation4 Must See Newsletters
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Timothy A RowlandPublished 4 months ago in MotivationUNLEASH YOUR INNER DRIVE
Title: "Unleashing the Power Within: The Art of Self-Motivation" In the labyrinth of life, where challenges often outnumber victories, mastering the art of self-motivation becomes paramount. It is the driving force that propels us forward when the road gets tough and fuels the journey toward our goals. While external factors can inspire us temporarily, the true essence of lasting motivation lies within ourselves.
Niharika BalaPublished 4 months ago in MotivationA Life Lesson Story On Growth And Success
A Story of Growth and Success: A Life Lesson There there lived a small child named Arjun in a quaint village tucked amid verdant hills. Arjun's family had numerous hardships, but he never gave up on his lofty goals or the value of perseverance.
Ramesh KumarPublished 4 months ago in Motivation52 Contests
Day 18/366 Days of writing and publishing pieces in 2024. Towards the end of 2023, I found myself reflecting on the fruitful year I had and contemplating what I aspire to achieve in the coming year. As I looked back on the past few years, I couldn't help but recall the words I had chosen to guide me through each year. In 2021, my chosen phrase was "creative expression," and as the year drew to a close, I made a promise to myself to reconnect with my art and resume painting. In 2022, I secured a part-time job at an art studio, which allowed me to fulfill that promise.
Jennifer Lancaster @jenergy17Published 4 months ago in MotivationThe powerful reality about Thursdays: Here are my insights.
“Thank God it’s Friday,” the saying goes, signaling the arrival of the weekend, a time to take a break and relax with family and friends. Interestingly, this phrase is also the franchise brand name TGIF of an American food and beverage company. Thank God is Friday is clearly linked to the American and Western culture wherby after Friday we stop working and we focus on family, religion and the self.
Andrea ZanonPublished 4 months ago in Motivation