happiness
Happiness, defined; things that help you find happiness, keep it, and share it with others.
The Year I Chose Myself (And Watched My Life Reorganize)
I didn’t go into 2025 planning to become a better version of myself. I was just tired. Tired of proving myself, tired of always explaining my boundaries, and tired of acting like just getting by meant I was strong. Somewhere between exhaustion and clarity, I made a quiet decision that changed everything:
By Ajan Lori A. 6 months ago in Motivation
Stoke The Positivity
Introduction I do have major problems with self-doubt and every day something tells me to destroy my friendships and burn everything I have written, and every day I fight this and win. I do find it strange that my imposter syndrome and self-doubt mean that when one person denigrates my work it hurts a lot, when people I once considered friends completely ignore my work while continually championing others that hurts as well.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 6 months ago in Motivation
36 Things I’ve Learned in 36 Years
Gratitude helps us realise that what we have is often enough, and sometimes even more than we need. I used to think gratitude was just for big moments, like landing a new job, buying something special, or reaching a goal. I thought I needed to be happy first before I could feel grateful, really! But now I see that gratitude doesn’t follow happiness; it actually helps happiness grow.
By Ajan Lori A. 6 months ago in Motivation
Getting My Life Back
Our life together has been a course of ups and downs. Last year, we both went on medical leave due to mental health issues- really, it was stress. I couldn’t keep up with my job, and my husband couldn’t find the motivation to get out of bed. Tough was the word that came to mind when I think of 2025. The best thing we did for ourselves was go to Italy and escape the world; it was a busy trip and one of the most expensive trips, but one of the best decisions made.
By Adrianna M. Braun6 months ago in Motivation
The Mind Behind Money
Arjun always believed money was simple. “You earn it, you save it, you grow it,” he would say, repeating what he had heard countless times from teachers, relatives, and the internet. To him, money was math—numbers on a spreadsheet, percentages, and formulas. If someone was poor, they didn’t understand the math. If someone was rich, they did.
By Maavia tahir6 months ago in Motivation
What Getting Sick Taught Me: Silence Has No Benefits
I was lying in bed, staring at the ceiling, thinking has life just stopped here? i don't know why this happen to me . Before I got sick, my life wasn’t super busy. From the outside, everything looked normal. I was managing work, home, all of it with a smile on my face. But inside, I was disturbed. For weeks, sleep wouldn’t come. Food had no taste. I didn’t feel like doing anything. Yet I kept going. I kept pretending I was okay, because that’s what we’re taught to do, right? Keep the smile on.
By sonu6 months ago in Motivation
