goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
Sisyphus’ Quiet Quitting
I’ve been doing it for three thousand years. I think, more or less. I lost count of days and nights. Yes, I have to roll this huge rock at night, too. Up and down, up and down. I roll it up, almost to the top, it rolls down under its weight and I have to start over.
By Lana V Lynx2 years ago in Motivation
WESTLIFE
Westlife, the Irish pop group that became one of the most successful boy bands in the world, has a story filled with extraordinary success, challenges, and a lasting legacy that continues to resonate with fans across the globe. Formed in the late 1990s, Westlife's rise to fame was meteoric, and their influence on pop music remains significant.
By ARYAN2 years ago in Motivation
My Watermelon Juicing Journey
Starting a new health challenge is always exciting and I recently chose to try juicing. Over the next days, I'm going to start with two-part challenge. The first one is a delightful 7 days of watermelon juicing, followed by an intense 30-day juicing and thats after a short break. I am changing my diet slowly and my goal is to learn about the health advantages, as well as understand how they affect my body. Besides, find creative methods to incorporate fresh juices into my daily routine.
By Hanen Mehadbi2 years ago in Motivation
"We pay heartfelt tribute to the brave warriors."
“Independence Day” is the most fortunate word for any nation. In this word lies the memory of great warriors, their sacrifices and tales of bravery, their selflessness, and a glimpse of their great deeds. It encapsulates their struggles and devotion to the nation. Truly, this word is unique in itself, making everyone feel "proud" when one looks back at the nation’s history and remembers those freedom fighters who sacrificed every drop of their blood to free their country. The stories of their remarkable sacrifices inspire future generations towards patriotism. To attain freedom, one must endure significant struggle; freedom itself means “struggle.” Every nation and its people dream of not being under foreign rule. Every nation and its people dream of being free. Even if a nation is under subjugation, it needs true, brave, and selfless warriors. But fortunately, such warriors don’t have to be sought out; they don’t need to be told that “our nation is enslaved” and needs liberation. Because those freedom fighters cannot tolerate such subjugation. Their self-respect, their devotion to the nation, and the atrocities happening there are intolerable to them. Thus, they declare the struggle for freedom themselves. The battlefield of the freedom struggle is not only in the hands of the younger generation. It involves children, the elderly, youth, women, and all citizens who prefer to die rather than live under oppression. A child's first cry after birth seems like a declaration to begin the battle. The fight begins; the enemy is very powerful, and defeating them seems difficult. Yet the battle is fought, and ultimately victory belongs to the freedom fighters. The nation is now free, every breath is taken in freedom, the entire country is in a celebratory mood, and the chirping of birds seems to be celebrating this freedom and paying tribute to those brave warriors who gave their lives for the cause. It’s time to lower the symbol of slavery, the foreign flag, and raise the national flag in its place. Everyone’s eyes are moist, some shedding tears of joy, some dancing, children running around and playing, and mothers remembering their sons who contributed magnificently to this freedom struggle, sacrificing every drop of their blood for the nation. They might not have lived to enjoy this freedom, but their extraordinary, unwavering courage will continue to inspire future generations and become a source of motivation. Then every year, that sacred occasion returns—Independence Day, bringing with it valor, struggle, happiness, and pride. We once again remember those brave warriors with moist eyes, who made us proud. These brave souls fought for the nation so that future generations wouldn’t live under the shadow of slavery. Every nation celebrates this day with great pride, and people pledge to fulfill the dreams of the freedom fighters they had after liberating the country. On this day, the entire nation collectively pays tribute to all those brave warriors with great pride. Today is August 15th, and India is about to celebrate its 78th Independence Day. Heartfelt wishes for Independence Day to all Indians. Today, we Indians must be resolute in fulfilling the dreams of our freedom fighters. They must have envisioned a bright future for our free nation, which every Indian citizen, who resides on this sacred land, has the right to achieve. We must lead this country on a path of progress where there is brotherhood among all citizens, where women are respected, and where there is no place for violence, greed, or selfishness. Freedom is a gift given to us by God and brave warriors that truly makes us realize that we are free birds. We are the masters of our own destiny; we are not slaves to anyone.
By Karan w. 2 years ago in Motivation
Uncomfortable Progress
Uncomfortable Progress: Push Past Distractions and Get Things Done Staring at a blank screen or pacing around your room thinking of all the things you need to do? You’re definitely not alone. Many face the challenge of distractions that pop up like weeds in a garden, stifling growth and making it hard to move forward. This article digs into how you can push past those distractions and make real progress. If you've ever felt like your to-do list is mocking you, stick around. Let’s explore together how to take control.
By increase2 years ago in Motivation
Independence is an Illusion
Independence is an Illusion Not long ago, I noticed the tendency of people to tell children and women they must be independent. I found it odd. I thought at first that they might mean ‘capable,’ or ‘determined,’ or something similar. Then a relative clarified for me through an overheard sentence: ‘You need to be independent so you won’t rely on anyone for what you need.’
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior2 years ago in Motivation
