goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
Th Orphan who created Rolex!
Rolex is among the most luxurious brands globally, valued around 8 billion dollars. Its inception traces back over a century to an orphaned teenager whose inheritance was taken from him. Driven by determination, he left his hometown for another country. After several years of hard work, he pursued his passion and established a watchmaking business. Little did he know, this endeavor would revolutionize wristwatches and build an empire.
By Tafara Sibotshiwe2 years ago in Motivation
The Beauty of Resilience
Life has a way of challenging us. We all encounter moments when it feels like the weight of the world is on our shoulders, when everything we’ve worked hard for suddenly feels uncertain or at risk. Whether it's personal loss, financial strain, or facing unexpected health challenges, life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Yet, amid these difficult times, resilience becomes our greatest ally. Resilience is not just about surviving life's challenges—it’s about transforming hardship into strength and emerging stronger, wiser, and more determined than before.
By LynaH.Z2 years ago in Motivation
FEELING STUCK?
Dear Friend, I don't know where you're at right now- maybe you're staring at a to-do list that feels endless, or perhaps you've hit pause on something you really wanted to achieve because life got in the way. If that's you, I just want to say: "you're not alone."
By PSYGENIUS2 years ago in Motivation
Chasing Dreams Against the Odds
Chasing a dream can feel like the most empowering journey, but it’s not always an easy one. We all have that one thing we’re passionate about, that goal we’re determined to achieve, yet the road to reaching it can be filled with obstacles, doubts, and setbacks. But isn’t that what makes the pursuit of a dream so powerful?
By LynaH.Z2 years ago in Motivation
The Transformative Power of Gratitude
Gratitude has always been a powerful concept, but it wasn’t until I experienced its life-changing effects that I truly understood its value. It’s easy to take things for granted, especially when life feels chaotic or we’re caught up in a constant pursuit of more. But what if the key to happiness, peace, and fulfilment isn’t found in what we don’t have but in appreciating what we do?
By LynaH.Z2 years ago in Motivation
Where Each Zodiac Find Their Soulmates
While some people believe the best places to find soulmates are those places where shared interests bring people together, others think that social events, travel destinations, online platforms, educational and professional settings, religious communities, social settings, or everyday places are the ideal places to go. Your zodiac sign may say otherwise when it comes to finding a soulmate.
By Emma Ade2 years ago in Motivation
FEAR SCALE: Fear can act as a threshold when trying something new.
You become confrontational out of fear. Because it teaches us that the plate is hot or not hot, you're going to know that there might be something on the other side that could hurt you or it might not hurt you, but you have to have discernment experience and the ability to recognise this. That's how you know you're healed if you're brought a new topic, a new energy, something you're not familiar with, and your first instant reaction, and possibly later response, is fear you're not healed. This is the one where people keep asking me how I know I'm healed.
By FRESHKING VIVIAN 2 years ago in Motivation
Chasing Stardust and Rent Checks
I woke up today with a spark in my chest, the kind that feels like the universe just dared me to make something of myself. My life isn’t glamorous yet—it’s hostel walls, fabric scraps, and deadlines that seem to multiply faster than I can sew. But there’s magic in the mess, isn’t there? Somewhere between the rhythm of my scissors and the bass line of my EP, I feel unstoppable.
By Surj - Writer, Storyteller, and Creative Visionary2 years ago in Motivation
How to Start a Speech: The Best (and Worst) Speech Openers
Oh my goodness, I'm so nervous. These lights are so bright. Is there a microphone on? Is there even a microphone? Opening a speech is really stressful. Nothing is worse than going on stage and not knowing what to say, or worse, saying something really awkward. You can see my hands shaking. Hello Chicago, Oh Hughes, we're in Houston, hello Houston. I'm going to give you the best and worst speech openers for your next presentation pitch speech or toast. Let's start with the worst ways to open. I hear these speeches all the time.
By FRESHKING VIVIAN 2 years ago in Motivation
2024: The Year of Setbacks, Sadness and Hope. Top Story - December 2024.
There are so many things I want to say. So many things I want to express. I could write this a thousand times in a thousand ways and still not fully get my point across. So, rather than overthink it, I’ll just write it.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Motivation
How One Small Act of Kindness Sparked a Chain Reaction of Good Deeds"
It was a chilly afternoon in the small town of Willowbrook. The streets, lined with tall oak trees, were starting to shed their golden leaves, creating a blanket of autumn hues on the sidewalks. Despite the season's beauty, the mood around town was a little heavy. People seemed caught up in their busy lives, rushing from one task to the next, not noticing the small things around them. One person who felt the weight of the world on his shoulders was Ethan. A single father of two, Ethan juggled work, parenting, and everything else life threw his way. His wife had passed away a year ago, and since then, he’d felt as if he was constantly fighting to keep things together for his children. Despite his best efforts, he couldn't shake the exhaustion and the overwhelming feeling that he was falling behind. That day, as he walked to his car after a long shift at the grocery store, he noticed something that made him stop in his tracks—a small, crumpled piece of paper on the ground. At first, he thought it was just litter, but then he realized it was a note. "You've got this. Believe in yourself." The message was simple, but for some reason, it resonated deeply with Ethan. It felt like a sign, a little bit of hope in the middle of a difficult time. He smiled, shaking his head in disbelief. Who would leave such a note, and why? But in that moment, something inside of him shifted. He decided to hold onto that small, yet powerful, message. The next day, Ethan found himself thinking about the note more than he expected. He’d left the store early, and his children were already home when he arrived. His son, Liam, was sitting on the couch, staring at a homework assignment with frustration. Ethan walked over and sat beside him. "What's wrong, buddy?" Ethan asked gently. "I just can't do this math problem, Dad. I'm not smart enough," Liam said, his voice tinged with disappointment. Ethan thought about the note he had found the day before. Without even realizing it, he pulled out a piece of paper and wrote a simple note: "You are smart enough. Keep trying. You’ve got this." He handed it to Liam with a smile. Liam looked up at his father, unsure at first, but then his face softened. "Thanks, Dad," he said, his voice full of newfound determination. Ethan smiled and nodded, feeling a sense of pride. It wasn't much, but it was enough to make a difference. The next day at work, Ethan found himself feeling unusually upbeat. He remembered his note to Liam, and the effect it had on his son. Inspired, he decided to pass the kindness forward. As he walked into the break room at the grocery store, he saw a new coworker, Maya, sitting alone, her face tired and stressed. "Hey, Maya, you’re doing great," Ethan said with a smile. "Hang in there. It’s not easy, but you’re doing a good job." Maya looked up at him in surprise, her eyes softening. "Thank you. You don’t know how much I needed to hear that today," she said quietly. Ethan nodded, feeling his heart warm. It was just a few words, but it seemed to lift Maya’s spirits. Days passed, and Ethan continued to pay the kindness forward, no matter how small. He complimented a stranger at the coffee shop, encouraged a coworker who was having a rough day, and smiled at anyone who seemed to need it. Each time, he could see the subtle effect it had—people seemed to lighten up, their posture changed, and their energy shifted. What Ethan didn't realize was that his small acts of kindness were beginning to have a ripple effect. One by one, the people he interacted with started doing the same for others. Maya, inspired by Ethan’s words, complimented a fellow shopper who had just moved into the neighborhood. The shopper, feeling uplifted, then helped an elderly lady carry her groceries. Soon, the entire town was buzzing with positivity. The local cafe put up a sign: "Pay it forward today—leave a kind note or a compliment." The supermarket, where Ethan worked, started a "Kindness Jar," where people could drop in notes of encouragement for others. E It wasn’t long before the town became a living example of how kindness, no matter how small, could transform lives. What started as a simple note of encouragement for Ethan turned into a chain reaction of goodwill that spread beyond anyone’s expectations. People started to believe in themselves, in others, and in the power of a kind word. Ethan stood outside the grocery store one afternoon, looking at all the changes in his community. He smiled to himself, remembering the note that had sparked it all: "You’ve got this." And with that thought, Ethan realized that maybe, just maybe, he will did. What’s one act of kindness you can do today to start a ripple effect in your community? Share your story in the comments below and let’s keep the kindness flowing!Start writing...
By Pure Crown2 years ago in Motivation
