healing
How to heal fully and properly.
Fuel Your Fire: Unleash Your Inner Motivation and Transform Your Life
Understanding Motivation and Its Impact on Personal Development Motivation is the core of all action. Without it, dreams remain just that—dreams. But when I channel motivation, it ignites a fire within me, propelling me towards the transformation of my life. It's the fuel for my personal development, a fundamental force that drives me to overcome obstacles, pursue my goals, and ultimately become the person I aspire to be.
By Neli Ivanova3 years ago in Motivation
From Fear to Victory
My name is Amir, and I overcame a childhood fear of driving on the road when I was 14 years old. As the only sister of two confident brothers, the thought of riding a bike in traffic has always made me nervous. When I was five years old, I saw a terrible accident that would change my life forever.
By Ameer Bibi3 years ago in Motivation
Toronto's Pioneering Lab: From COVID-19 Isolation to Bioweapon Research
Introduction Toronto's scientific community has long been at the forefront of medical breakthroughs and research. Among its notable institutions stands a pioneering lab that has made significant strides in combating infectious diseases, including the isolation of the COVID-19 virus during the early stages of the pandemic.
By kami sheraz3 years ago in Motivation
The Science of Sleep
As I sit down to write this article, it is 1.11am. I am acutely aware of the irony that accompanies the topic at hand: sleep. You see, I’ve struggled with insomnia for as long as I can remember. I am very aware of every inch of my bedroom ceiling, and it is this which has prompted me to write this particular article. In the hope that perhaps, I will learn something that will allow me to finally defeat this particular issue.
By Claire Stephen-Walker3 years ago in Motivation
Do Women Prepare Their Sons For The World Like They Prepare Their Daughters?
Watching a True Crime episode on TV. An ambitious educated young man in college killed his pregnant girlfriend. He had big plans for his future and wasn’t ready to be a father. He asked her to abort the baby and she refused. So, he killed her and their unborn child.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Motivation
The Safety Deposit Box Of Pain In My Heart
I had an impatient life. At nineteen years old I became responsible for two humans. For the next thirty-five years, I raised my husband and children while learning about life and living. Hatred and love. Cruelty and kindness. Wisdom and folly. Understanding and indifference. Knowledge and ignorance. Pleasure and pain. War and peace, along with many life lessons from everyone, good and bad.
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Motivation
Gratitude & Exchanging Places
Anne Maxwell was getting terrified of going to her regular weekly support group with her girlfriends. “Oh Mom,” she complained at breakfast. “I get anxious every time the thought enters my brain. We meet twice per month on Thursdays and the night before I can’t sleep.”
By Annelise Lords 3 years ago in Motivation
MOTHER
Becoming a mom for the first time is exciting and scary all at the same time. This quote by Suzanne Finnamore so perfectly describes what becoming a mother for the first time really feels like. From the feeling of your baby growing inside of you to the moment your child is born, it really is nothing short of magic (and magical).
By Ghazna Alvi3 years ago in Motivation
Unconventional Stories
In this world that often values conformity, it takes immense strength and resilience to embrace one's socially un desirable uniqueness. This story writ-up will address the inspiring stories of three individuals who have defied societal norms and embraced their distinctive qualities. Nick Dismetzik, known for his captivating eyes and fight against NF1, and Parnam Core, a beacon of body positivity with her bearded beauty, serve as examples of how accepting and celebrating our differences can lead to personal growth and the empowerment of others. The stories underscore the adage that to every disappointment is a blessing.
By Mohammed Musa3 years ago in Motivation
The hardest part of trying to remain strong
I thought that leaving my abusive relationship, leaving his house, would be the hardest part. I thought that everything that came after that was going to be easy after what I went through. What I am finding is that the healing, dealing with the aftermath, is just as hard. At least for me, it may even be harder. Making the decision to leave, was like ripping a band-aid off. But the aftermath, has been like taking a band-aid off one hair at a time. I am trying to leave from it, I am trying to heal. After everything I have been through, all I want is to live in a life of joy and peace and happiness. When you are the only one trying to make your life and yourself better, most people don't get it. My problem is that the people in my life are not on that road. I know that is okay, as everyone is on their own path. If they are not on a path of building their dream life, then they don't understand why you would want to do that.
By Talara Nolan3 years ago in Motivation
