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How to become motivated to become the best version of yourself.
Preparation Is...
Facebook sends memories every day of our activities from years past. I have had a Facebook account for over 25 years. I love getting those memories. Many of my friends are no longer on Facebook for various reasons. However, new people are always joining the site and requesting to become friends. Therefore, people are often coming and going.
By Margaret Minnicks4 months ago in Motivation
When the Strategy Is Right but the Timing Is Wrong
I have seen more well-crafted strategies fail not because the thinking was flawed, but because the timing was off. A brilliant market entry plan launched six months too early. A restructuring initiative rolled out in the middle of a leadership transition. A capital raise timed precisely when the credit windows were closing. The idea was right. The moment was wrong.
By Scott Gelbard4 months ago in Motivation
Build a Better You
Build a Better You Every now and then, we self-analyze. We think of clean slates, new motivators, ideas or habits. However, if we are completely honest, we all face the same old risk of falling back into old patterns. Most of us have abandoned our resolutions within a month, most times making those declarations a distant memory. Staying focused on a goal isn’t about hype or fancy planners. It’s about the discipline of small intentional changes every day. It means being mindful of performing those unglamorous things that isn’t worth posting to our social media outlets because adapting to change, even if its’ for our good can be exhausting. Here are some suggestions on how to keep your eyes on the prize when the hype around change beings to fade.
By Denise J Williams4 months ago in Motivation
You Failed Because You Closed The Door On Your Success
Inspired by true events. Sitting in the restaurant waiting on Gorja, Teri said to Rose as she glanced at the heart-shaped clock over the door at the entrance, “She was arguing with Lance about getting a job when I spoke with her an hour ago. I hope she didn’t break up with him.”
By Annelise Lords 4 months ago in Motivation
From Homeless to Millionaire: An Incredible True Story
On a freezing winter night, 22-year-old Daniel Carter sat alone on a park bench with nothing but a torn backpack and a thin blanket. The wind cut through his clothes like a knife, and his stomach growled from hunger.
By Maavia tahir4 months ago in Motivation
The Unbreakable Will
Friends often ask why I prefer photographing wildflowers rather than other subjects; to me, these plants possess a unique beauty—one that shines through in both their appearance and their spirit. Though seemingly fragile and delicate, they teem with vitality. Even when battered or scorched, they cling tenaciously to life. Whenever I face adversity, I look at these photos and remind myself that fate is not something imposed upon us—it is something we each determine for ourselves. Instead of casting blame, we should emulate these plants: rising and striving ever harder in life.
By Tomas Bucek4 months ago in Motivation
