happiness
Happiness, defined; things that help you find happiness, keep it, and share it with others.
Working Parent Coaching, The Ultimate Guide to Thriving in Career and Family Life.
The Modern Working Parent’s Dilemma. Juggling conference calls and soccer practice. Scrambling to meet deadlines while packing school lunches. Feeling guilty for not being “enough” at work or home. Sound familiar?
By AlexBarg2 years ago in Motivation
The Myth of Self-Improvement
For most of my life, I was obsessed with becoming better. I ate up every piece of self-improvement advice I could find. Hustle harder. Meditate longer. Be more disciplined. Get up earlier. Optimize everything. There was always another book, another podcast, another ‘secret’ I hadn’t unlocked yet. If I could just fix my flaws—eliminate my bad habits, master my emotions, become the highest version of myself—then I’d finally feel whole.
By Patrick Connor2 years ago in Motivation
Want to Build Your Business Faster? Fallow the Neuroscientist’s Strategy: Learn in Public
Many entrepreneurs take a cautious approach when developing new ideas working in isolation, refining their products behind closed doors revealing them only when they feel ready. But what if this secrecy is slowing them down?
By Nazmul Hasan Nahid2 years ago in Motivation
27 Timeless Charlie Munger Quotes That Will Change How You Approach Life
Smart, funny, and wise, Charlie Munger is a hero and mentor of mine. Obviously, I’ve never met the great man, but Mr. Munger has had a major influence on me such as how I approach learning, reading, investing, and life in general.
By Tom Addison2 years ago in Motivation
1. The quill of fate.
**The Pen of Destiny** In a shadowy attic filled with neglected artifacts, Clara discovered an intricately designed pen. Its silver exterior shimmered softly, adorned with symbols that eluded her understanding. Intrigued, she removed the cap, unveiling a nib that sparkled like liquid stars. When she pressed it against a piece of paper, the pen began to write autonomously, inscribing a single phrase: *"The clock strikes midnight, and the world will change."* Clara chuckled nervously, dismissing it as mere coincidence. However, at the stroke of midnight, her phone vibrated with a news notification: a long-lost masterpiece had been uncovered, its existence previously unknown. The timing was unsettling. The following day, she decided to experiment with the pen once more. *"A stranger will bring you a gift."* Hours later, a delivery person presented her with an unrequested package—a collection of poetry, her favorite genre. Her heart raced; this was beyond mere chance. As the week progressed, Clara became increasingly captivated. She penned minor predictions: *"The sun will shine at noon,"* or *"A bird will perch on my windowsill."* Each prediction materialized. However, as her confidence swelled, so did her aspirations. She began to write grander statements: *"I will find $100 on the street."* And there it was, crumpled on the pavement. Then came the night when she could no longer resist. *"I will fall in love tomorrow."* The pen hesitated, its glow flickering, yet it inscribed the words. The following day, she encountered Daniel at a café. He was charming, kind, and seemingly flawless. They engaged in conversation for hours, and Clara felt an unprecedented connection. But as they parted ways, the pen in her bag turned cold, its light dimming. Days morphed into weeks, and Clara's life underwent a remarkable transformation. She wielded the pen to shape her ideal existence: a promotion, a new apartment, a flourishing romance. Yet with each use, the pen's radiance diminished, its movements becoming sluggish, as if resisting her wishes. She disregarded the signs, intoxicated by the power it bestowed. One evening, Daniel discovered the pen. “What is this?” he inquired, lifting it. Clara felt a surge of panic and quickly reclaimed it. But it was already too late. The pen.
By Havana Music2 years ago in Motivation
Rise and Shine: How to Turn Your Dreams into Reality
Life is a journey filled with ups and downs, twists and turns, and moments that test our resolve. But within each of us lies an incredible power—the power to dream, to persevere, and to achieve greatness. Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or just in need of a little push, this blog is here to remind you that you are capable of more than you can imagine. Let’s dive into how you can turn your dreams into reality.
By bob singh2 years ago in Motivation
I Started Living After I Knew Life
I took the time to know life from the eyes in my heart — Annelise Lords Cassie and Amy listened to Shelly rant on and on about how sick she was and how her children were horrible to her. She complained that they were in good jobs but used their money to buy clothes, fake hair, lots of makeup, and Manicures and Pedicures every week. They party hard, too, living it up despite having car loans. They still lived at home and hardly gave her a cent toward the bills. They saved nothing, too. They did buy food, though.
By Annelise Lords 2 years ago in Motivation
