goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
The Four Agreements
In a world filled with stress, expectations, and constant noise, finding peace can feel overwhelming. The peace we seek can come from four quiet promises given in the book The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. It is short enough to read in an afternoon.
By Margaret Minnicks7 months ago in Motivation
How I Made My First $100 Online (Beginner Guide)”
Making money online was something I always wanted to try, but I didn’t know where to start. I had no experience, no special skills, and no idea which method actually worked. Like many beginners, I felt confused by the huge amount of information available online. Still, I decided to take a small step and set a clear goal: earn my first $100 online.
By aadam khan7 months ago in Motivation
I Thought I Was Winning at Life… Until Everyone Started Leaving Me
I never imagined my triumph would turn into my tragedy. I thought I was winning at life. My new apartment overlooked the city skyline, and I could almost taste the champagne as I accepted my third promotion in five years. My phone lit up constantly with messages of congratulations and plans for celebratory nights out. “We always knew you'd make it,” my best friend Marcus toasted me under the fireworks on our rooftop. That night, the city lights glittered with promise under my feet.
By imtiazalam7 months ago in Motivation
How I Paid Off $50,000 Debt in 2 Years
How I Paid Off $50,000 Debt in 2 Years The Strategy, Sacrifices, and Mindset That Helped Me Become Debt-Free Fast Two years ago, I was drowning in debt. The number—$50,000—felt impossible to overcome. Every month, I watched my income disappear into payments, interest, and expenses, yet the total barely seemed to shrink. It was stressful, overwhelming, and at times, discouraging. But today, I’m completely debt-free.
By Robert Redford7 months ago in Motivation
Consistency Is Not Discipline — It’s Environment Design. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Consistency Is Not Discipline — It’s Environment Design Introduction: The Misleading Advice “Be more disciplined.” It’s one of the most common pieces of advice in self-improvement.
By Chilam Wong7 months ago in Motivation
The eyes of perfection from the imperfect
The older you get, the wiser you are to the truth and disappointment of how being the good guy and playing fair doesn’t always equate to having a nice happy life, slowly having to reconcile with the fact that the world you know and the people you meet or not as clean, professional and honest as the social rulebook would suggest.
By Malachai Hough7 months ago in Motivation
If Someone Tips You A Dollar For A Story
Introduction Someone sent me a tip for a story of mine yesterday, it was for an entry in an unofficial challenge, but it really gave me a lift. I didn't need a lift but it still gave me one, and I thought it would be good to list a few of the benefits of tipping, as a tipper and a tippee (is that the correct word?)
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 7 months ago in Motivation
Runner Up
When I was a kid, I would read everything and anything, though admittedly I gravitated toward fiction. I loved stories about funky, zany characters like Pippi Longstocking or journeys of self-discovery like Huck in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. I connected to these types of characters because their parents were nonexistent.
By Tina D. Lopez7 months ago in Motivation
Motivation Can Affect Your Job (or Your Loss of It)
Commentary When Work Suffers Because of the Worker’s Desire The days are long, the rewards are few, and the job feels like it's never done: those are some of the things commonly felt by employees who have lost motivation for their jobs. Motivation is often an underrated gauge for job satisfaction and productivity. If employees are motivated, they can accomplish almost anything and are willing to put in the effort. If they lack it, they will become a liability.
By Dean Traylor7 months ago in Motivation
I Don’t Want This Life Anymore
There’s a version of me that existed before 2020. She was living in California, building a life that felt expansive and full of possibility. I had worked as a traveling winemaker for a few years, I had just fhed my master’s degree in viticulture and enology at UC Davis, and had landed my first full-time job. I was figuring out my residency process in the U.S. I had momentum.
By Sandra D Suarez7 months ago in Motivation
