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Unlocking Joy: How Reconnecting with Your Inner Child Can Transform Your Life
I remember the fun days of my childhood, playing outside without worries. As I grew older, life's duties took over, and I lost touch with my inner child. But now, I'm exploring how to heal my inner child, which has greatly improved my mental health and happiness.
By Wilson Igbasi2 years ago in Motivation
The Mountain Within
In a quiet village nestled between rolling hills and thick forests, lived a young man named Kiran. He was known for his kindness, but also for his lack of confidence. People often said, “Kiran is a good boy, but he doesn’t dream big.” And it was true—Kiran never dared to look beyond the borders of his small village.
By WASEE Yes2 years ago in Motivation
Random Thoughts on April
Mikeydred has summoned us up with a new prompt. This one is to write him a story or a poem that relates to the month of April. He has even been so kind as to offer a list of goings on set aside in this fourth section of twelve that we are partakers of. I will try to include them in my madness here, too.
By Shirley Belk2 years ago in Motivation
Happiness Walks
Theresa knocks on the iron gate, glancing up at the high walls and then trying to peek through the tiny slot between the mailbox and the iron grill, wondering why she has to make the walls so high. The squeak of the gate alerts her, and it opens. A tall Indian-looking snow-haired female with kind light brown eyes and a happy face is adorned in a pair of comfortable grey slacks and a warm pink T-shirt, hidden behind a red and blue checker apron.
By Annelise Lords 2 years ago in Motivation
Solitude: A Blessing in Disguise
Solitude has long been misunderstood. For most people, solitude means loneliness, seclusion, or even sadness. But the reality is that solitude can be a blessing in disguise. Solitude provides us with an opportunity to reflect, study, and renew ourselves amidst solitude, providing a refuge from the intrusiveness of everyday life. With the world always demanding our undivided attention, finding solitude can be an empowering experience.
By Suriya Akter2 years ago in Motivation
Your Net Worth is Your Network: Why Italians Master the Art of Lasting Relationships
Walk into any Italian café or bar and you’ll see it happening. The barista remembers your name and your usual order after one day at their places. The shop owner asks about your family. The customer at the next table strikes up a conversation that somehow feels like you’ve known each other for years.
By Andrea Zanon2 years ago in Motivation
When Doubt Creeps In: How to Keep Moving Forward
Ever had one of those days when your dreams seem like a far-off mirage? Like you’re walking through an endless desert of effort, but the finish line keeps moving further away? Yeah, me too. But here’s the thing—if you never doubted yourself, would you really have a true passion?
By Varnika Agarwal2 years ago in Motivation
The Unstoppable Dreamer
In the heart of a small, quiet town, there lived a boy named Ayan. From a young age, Ayan had been drawn to the world of art. His love for drawing was unparalleled. He spent hours with his sketchbook, capturing everything he saw—the birds flying across the sky, the rustling of leaves in the wind, the way the sunlight danced on the surface of the river. His drawings were not just pictures; they were windows into his soul.
By WASEE Yes2 years ago in Motivation
The Journey of Maya: A Story of Perseverance
Maya had always dreamed of becoming a successful artist, but her path was never easy. Born in a small town where opportunities were scarce, she often felt like an outsider in a world full of people with more resources, connections, and opportunities than she had. Every day, she would stare at her sketchbook, filled with ideas but unsure how to bring them to life.
By WASEE Yes2 years ago in Motivation
If I Had One Year Left to Live
If I Had One Year Left to Live What if you woke up tomorrow and learned you had exactly one year left 365 days until the curtain falls? On March 30, 2025, imagine a doctor’s voice cutting through the sterile hum of a hospital room: "You have one year." That sentence would shatter me, not because of the words, but because of the weight they carry. This isn’t just a hypothetical tale it’s a raw, wrenching dive into what I’d do, who I’d become, and how I’d say goodbye. By the end, you might find tears in your eyes, not for me, but for the life you’re living right now.
By S.Phairat2 years ago in Motivation
Psychologist Reveals: 3 OCD Mistakes Keeping You Stuck
With almost 2–3% of the global population affected, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) affects 156– 234 million people worldwide. If you are reading this, it’s likely that either you or someone you love suffers with the demanding cycle of intrusive thoughts and compulsions.
By Sahanowaz Alam2 years ago in Motivation
