happiness
Happiness, defined; things that help you find happiness, keep it, and share it with others.
Part 2: Unlocking Emotional Intelligence: The Key to a Happier, More Connected Life
Unlocking Emotional Intelligence: The Key to a Happier, More Connected Life In today’s fast-paced world, emotional intelligence (EI) is more than just a buzzword—it's a vital skill for thriving in both personal and professional settings. While IQ can predict academic and technical success, EI shapes how we interact with others, manage stress, and navigate challenges.
By SUBHASHRI R2 years ago in Motivation
Tips to Stay Mentally Strong While Writing on Medium
Why Medium Writers Show True Mental Strength: Resilience, Grit, and the Pursuit of Passion The journey of a Medium writer is filled with unique challenges that demand real mental strength. Writing isn’t just about putting words on a page; it involves vulnerability, dealing with criticism, and the constant struggle against self-doubt. This article explores how Medium writers develop resilience, maintain discipline, and find purpose beyond mere financial success.
By VETTI BOYS2 years ago in Motivation
Santa's Secret: How He Really Decides Who's Naughty or Nice
Santa Claus sat in his cozy, illuminated living room, the sparkling lights and pine trees providing a comforting ambiance. As he settled into his favorite, well-loved armchair, he began to review his familiar Naughty and Nice list. The list shimmered faintly due to its enchantment with Christmas magic, updating itself with the most recent actions of children worldwide. A pleased smile appeared on Santa's face while a hearty chuckle filled the room with warmth. Christmas was just around the corner, and he could already sense the festive spirit in the air.
By Musical Rainbow2 years ago in Motivation
How Changing One Phrase Can Change Our Lives
It’s that time of the year when everything seems chaotic. Rushing to settle this, trying to complete that, yet there is still so much left to do. So many things to accomplish, but so little time before the new year looms.
By Aisyah Hani2 years ago in Motivation
Resilience in Motion: My Fitness Story with Ligament Laxity
When I first stepped into the gym four months ago, I wasn’t looking for anything extraordinary. I simply wanted to become stronger, healthier, and more confident. The gym, with its clanking weights and rows of machines, felt like a world of endless possibilities. I was filled with hope and determination, ready to take control of my health.
By Chaithra Girish2 years ago in Motivation
As the Year Concludes. Content Warning.
I was hopeful at 2023 closed out that 2024 would be a better year - basically, this was the same thing I had been saying at the end of each year since 2015. Yet, each year would be an even bigger struggle than the one before. I still had hope. December 31st would arrive, and I would be hopeful that things would change in the new year. It never did. It just got worse, and hope became harder to have. I would like to say that I see 2025 to be a better year, and a year that things finally go right. Unfortunately, 2024 took the one thing that all the other shitty years before it failed to take from me - hope.
By Luna Verity2 years ago in Motivation
Elon Musk, Arianna Huffington and the secrets of billionaires
Welcome back to our weekly series, The Successful Entrepreneur: Your Weekly Guide to Success, a program designed for ambitious entrepreneurs and people who want to turn their ideas into successful businesses. Last week we talked about Scale-up and Growth Management . Today we’re talking about the secrets of billionaires and how they succeed.
By Andrea Zanon2 years ago in Motivation
What if True Freedom Lies in Letting Go?
Life unfolds in mysterious ways, often guiding us through unexpected twists and turns. At times, we find ourselves grasping for control, longing to shape the world around us in a way that matches our vision. We pursue fulfillment with a determined spirit, hoping to carve out a life that reflects our dreams. But is there more to freedom than simply bending life to our will? What if true freedom comes not from control, but from acceptance?
By Jassila 2 years ago in Motivation
More Important Than the Game
Late August, first football game of the regular season. We’re at Carvers Bay, a district rival and a team out for blood. It was my first year as an offensive coordinator here at this lovely school, and this game had a lot of emotional weight on it. My kids were ready, pumped, and the last thing I could show was any sign of doubt. As the opposing coaches stared daggers through us, I looked up and down my sideline at my players’ faces, all lined up, arms locked together, watching the captains slowly march to midfield for the coin toss.
By Bryan Buffkin2 years ago in Motivation
When My Work Feels Subpar: Here’s What I Do
In the starting, it was simple. There was no weight. There were no exterior eyes. There were no expectations. When I begun composing, I composed in a private archive for over a year some time recently I distributed my to begin with article on ###. I composed approximately what I needed to type in around. I composed since I needed to get my contemplations down. I composed since I felt like I required to write.
By Shams Says2 years ago in Motivation
