goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
People who live a comfortable life have an "anti-internal friction" physique.
You may have noticed two completely different types of people in our lives. One is to think more and do less. When chatting with this kind of person, you will find that they have fascinating conversations, have a lot of things they want to do, and are eager to express themselves.
By Dr.Lan3 years ago in Motivation
Living In Harmony With Nature
My wife and I have always loved nature, but we never imagined that we would end up living in the jungle. We were both working in stressful jobs in the city, feeling disconnected from ourselves and each other. We decided to take a break and travel to Cambodia, a country that we had heard was rich in culture and natural beauty.
By Freddie's Lost Treasures3 years ago in Motivation
Learning about you.
Learn to trust people's energy and not their words. (Brother Ben X) Learning to trust other individual's energy is not easy, but it can be done. I turned fifty in August, and I honestly have to say that my mental state of mind is entirely different now. I am honored to see fifty years of age and reflect on all my accomplishments. I am incredibly proud of myself for setting my goals and boundaries accordingly for me, not for others.
By Theresa Evans3 years ago in Motivation
A Guide to Making the Most of Your Years After Retirement
A long and rewarding profession ends with retirement, a crucial turning point in one's life. It's an opportunity to unwind, think, and, most importantly, savor the results of your effort. However, many retirees are unsure how to use their newfound independence. This article will examine six crucial ideas for maximizing your post-retirement years.
By Stephanie Snyder3 years ago in Motivation
Breaking Ranks
Title: "Breaking Ranks" Sarah had always been a proud Republican. She grew up in a small, conservative town where family values, limited government, and personal responsibility were paramount. Her identity was tightly woven with the red, white, and blue. She'd proudly cast her ballot for Republican candidates since she turned 18, never wavering in her loyalty to the party.
By Chinyere Ahubarueze3 years ago in Motivation
It takes courage to quit but it takes even more guts to stay
Quidding is often associated with giving up. Wrong! Quitting is also a courageous decision of self-disciplined people with resolve and ambition. The type of quitting I am interested to discuss is the one that relates to our career choices that led to self-affirmation, happiness, and success. Millions of people are stuck in their jobs, and they donβt see future growth, both financially and personally. Many of these people face the daily challenge of neither being able to contribute to their business growth, nor to their personal learning. The challenge goes further, as many are unable to define why they do what they do and cannot measure progress towards success. My advice to all is, when these difficulties become the norm, and you donβt see where you are headed, it is time to quit. It is time to change as it will be irresponsible to stay. If you stay it would ultimately lead to personal misery, and for misery of the people you love the most and plus it will lead to mediocrity.
By Andrea Zanon3 years ago in Motivation
The Art Of Self-Talk: Enhance Your Positivity With Visualization Techniques
We have a steady stream of thoughts running through our heads as humans. These thoughts, known as self-talk, can substantially influence our mindset and overall well-being. Positive or negative self-talk has the capacity to affect our image of ourselves and the world around us. Visualization is a strong tool for increasing the positivity of our self-talk. Visualization is the technique of creating mental images or scenarios to assist us in achieving our goals and cultivating a positive mentality. In this post, we will look at the art of self-talk and how visualization techniques can help us be more positive.
By Abby blasius3 years ago in Motivation
I Just Had a 2.5-month Vacation, Feeling Truly Free for the First Time.
This is an abridged version of my article on Medium I started working as a contractor Software Engineer in 2000. As the only income earner, with two young children and no parent/relatives around, financial stress has been there (paying for my sonβs treatment consumed a large percentage of our savings, and this lasted a few years).
By Zhimin Zhan3 years ago in Motivation
Lights, Camera, Comotion
Once upon a time in the quaint little town of Elmwood, there lived a girl named Daisy. Elmwood was so small that even the squirrels knew everyone's names. But Daisy had grander aspirations than the cozy confines of her hometown. She dreamed of becoming a famous film star, and her journey from the town's grocery store clerk to the glitzy world of Hollywood was nothing short of hilarious.
By πππ«π‘π₯π²3 years ago in Motivation
Dreams and Aspirations
Dreams are the compass that guide us through the maze of life. They provide us motivation, heading, and the relentless expectation that tomorrow holds the commitment of something better. In the embroidery of my reality, dreams have woven a brilliant story, forming my desires and characterizing my excursion. This is the tale of a visionary, one who has wandered through the ups and downs, consistently in quest for their desires.
By Mohsan Abbas3 years ago in Motivation
Rising from the Ashes
Title: "Rising from the Ashes: The Phoenix's Journey" In a quaint little village nestled between rolling hills, there lived a young woman named Elara. She was known far and wide for her indomitable spirit and unwavering determination. Elara's life had been a rollercoaster of ups and downs, but she had always managed to rise above adversity with grace and resilience.
By ARTIST3 years ago in Motivation
Apology
Some people aren't speaking to you because they owe you an apology. (Joker attitudes) (Freeman, M.) This quote is accurate because we know someone is acting this way towards you. After all, they know exactly what they said and did to you and know they should and need to apologize for their behavior, but you already know that they will not. Most of the time, the person who does need to apologize to someone else is more than likely letting their pride get in the way of them doing so. Now, this doesn't mean that the individual is the wrong person. It could simply mean that their background has not shown them the correct way to apologize to others when they know they are wrong. I am not the kind of person to walk around with an S on my chest like I am bigger and better than the next person. If I know for a fact that I have said or done anything to someone else that I know may have verbally, mentally, emotionally, or physically hurt you, then I am woman enough to take the time to say I am sorry for whatever I have said or did to the person.
By Theresa Evans3 years ago in Motivation
