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When Christmas Was Over
It was 1997, Christmas Eve. Most parents who enjoyed celebrating Christmas with their children would have been making their last preparations, wrapping their children's Christmas presents, and figuring out what to put in their stockings.
By Carol Ann Townend7 months ago in Motivation
Guardian Angel
It was like any other morning, and we were driving out of our development, to go to the grocery story, The City was doing some construction, and there were men deep in a hole by the side of the road. It was on my side, and I noticed a man smoking a cigarette, that was standing in the hole.
By Susan Payton7 months ago in Motivation
Motivation Can Affect Your Job (or Your Loss of It)
Commentary When Work Suffers Because of the Worker’s Desire The days are long, the rewards are few, and the job feels like it's never done: those are some of the things commonly felt by employees who have lost motivation for their jobs. Motivation is often an underrated gauge for job satisfaction and productivity. If employees are motivated, they can accomplish almost anything and are willing to put in the effort. If they lack it, they will become a liability.
By Dean Traylor7 months ago in Motivation
I Don’t Want This Life Anymore
There’s a version of me that existed before 2020. She was living in California, building a life that felt expansive and full of possibility. I had worked as a traveling winemaker for a few years, I had just fhed my master’s degree in viticulture and enology at UC Davis, and had landed my first full-time job. I was figuring out my residency process in the U.S. I had momentum.
By Sandra D Suarez7 months ago in Motivation
I Wrote Something This Month
When I was a kid, I wrote stories and poems in notebooks. A pen feels good in my hand, and I've always loved writing on paper. The things I wrote were for me, and they helped me. Sometimes I just needed to get some feelings out. Sometimes I had an idea for a novel that never got past page two. Sometimes I just wanted to rhyme and get ink on my skin.
By Rebekah Conard7 months ago in Motivation
The Art of a Setting Sun
The sun has started to set, lighting up the inside of your car with its warm glow. You drive up the bridge and glance at the view outside your window. It has been a while since you enjoyed it, you realise. It is a shame that you can only relish it for a second before your tiny car rolls down the other side of the bridge.
By Sophie Garcia7 months ago in Motivation
"The Banner on the Rooftop"
The Awakening of the Shadow: My Small Victory. I. The Spark of Temptation I can no longer measure time. There are days that dissolve into a perpetual present, a dense continuity where everything accumulates without order, without hierarchy, without beginning or resolution.
By Lorena Alonso7 months ago in Motivation
Honda Prologue
What if the future didn’t arrive with noise—but with silence? What if power wasn’t measured by the roar of an engine, but by the courage to change direction? The Honda Prologue is not just a vehicle; it’s a statement. A quiet revolution on four wheels. The moment you see it, you realize this isn’t about speed alone—it’s about purpose. It’s about stepping into a world where innovation meets responsibility, and where every journey becomes a reflection of who you are becoming.
By imtiazalam7 months ago in Motivation
A Sliver of Sun
My eyes slowly blink open to the sound of my first alarm. I groan, turning it off, wanting nothing more than a few extra minutes. I shift onto my side, settling back in, and that’s when I see it– a sliver of sun, reaching its way through, stretching toward me.
By Emmie Falbo7 months ago in Motivation
