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Survival Guide: How to Ace an Interview Without Setting Yourself on Fire
Ah, the job interview. That magical ritual where you put on uncomfortable clothes, sit in a cold room, and try to convince a stranger that you don't spend eight hours a day watching video essays about niche internet drama.
By iPlan MyFutureabout 8 hours ago in Motivation
What’s your story?
Introduction "So, tell me about yourself." It’s four simple words, yet it has an almost magical ability to make even the most confident professional suddenly forget their own middle name. Your mind goes blank, your hands start sweating, and for three horrifying seconds, you genuinely wonder if you should start with your primary school nativity play.
By iPlan MyFuture17 days ago in Motivation
Who Is Fonati Pennoh?
What does it really mean to be strong? For Navy veteran, fitness advocate, entrepreneur, father, and cybersecurity professional Fonati Pennoh , strength is about far more than what happens inside a gym. His journey has been shaped by military service, personal loss, fatherhood, entrepreneurship, and a season of homelessness that tested him in ways no workout ever could. Through it all, Fonati learned that life can change without warning, but discipline, faith, resilience, and the decision to keep moving forward can change everything.
By Tammy Reese20 days ago in Motivation
Selena Deshazor: Your Story Is Not Over, Even When Life Doesn’t Go According to Plan
Sometimes the life we planned is not the life we end up living. But that does not mean the story is over. There are seasons that can leave us questioning everything we thought we knew about our lives. The loss of someone we love. A career change. A dream that did not happen. A door that closed when we were certain it was supposed to open. Moments when we find ourselves asking, “God, what are You doing? This was not my plan.”
By Tammy Reese30 days ago in Motivation
Are Your Flaws Hiding in Plain Sight?
This post is about the things (habits, traits, etc) that you know are hurting you and/or others... the things you know are wrong with you; but you choose to ignore them or explain them away. We as humans have a selective blindness to the ugly or even disagreeable parts of ourselves. Why? Usually because it's just easier to dismiss something toxic than it is to face it head on and fix it. Human nature strikes again.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Motivation
The Moment I Realized I Was the Problem
Before I really get into this, I need to preface it with one fact... I am 46-years-old and living with my parents again for a while, without a vehicle of my own. I have made a side career of messing up my life. I did this without getting into drugs, being arrested, or getting a girl pregnant. I just kept messing up my jobs and not managing my money right. Things like that and more, but none of the usual reasons people hit bottom over and over. Only recently have I found the main culprit in all of this. Read on.
By Timothy A Rowlandabout a month ago in Motivation
Brian K. Wright on 14 Years of Success Profiles Radio, Building a Magazine That Lasts, and the One Quality Every High Achiever Shares. AI-Generated.
Success Profiles Radio has featured over 650 guests : from Kevin Harrington to Darren Hardy and recently reached #6 on the front page of the iTunes Careers chart . Ultimate Achievers Magazine just released its 100th edition . Both milestones did not happen by accident. They happened through persistence, through showing up when no one was watching, and through a quiet, stubborn belief that the work mattered.
By Laurens Tijssen2 months ago in Motivation
Lali1718 Discusses The Journey That Ignited Her Passion For Music
Every artist has a moment when a passion transforms into something much bigger. For Lali1718, that realization came early through the influence of family, personal experiences, and the excitement of discovering her own voice. Looking back on where it all began, she credits those early moments with helping her develop the confidence to pursue music seriously and shaping the path she continues to follow today. Her journey reflects the process of turning a personal interest into a long-term creative pursuit, built through dedication, self-reflection, and a commitment to growth. Thinking back to the beginning of her journey, Lali1718 explains that music became more than just an interest when her older brother introduced her to a competitive side of the art form. She shares, “Once my older brother started battle rapping, and I was in school freestyling with the boys, that’s when I knew this was something I wanted to take seriously.” Those experiences gave her an early connection to performance and creativity, allowing her to explore music in an environment where expression and confidence were encouraged. What started as friendly freestyle sessions and watching her brother perform eventually became the foundation of her career. Those early influences helped introduce her to the discipline and creativity involved in developing as an artist. Over time, Lali1718 continued building her skills while discovering the importance of creating a sound and identity that felt authentic to her. Her experiences from those early years continue to influence the way she approaches music today.
By Cloutfly2 months ago in Motivation
Exploring Unseen Africa: How Documentary Storytelling and Education Are Creating Hope Beyond the Headlines
Andreas szakacs Africa is often portrayed through familiar images—majestic wildlife, sprawling deserts, vibrant cities, and iconic landmarks. While these scenes are undeniably beautiful, they represent only a fraction of the continent's incredible diversity. Beyond the popular destinations lies another Africa—one filled with remote villages, resilient communities, rich cultural traditions, and inspiring stories that rarely make international headlines.
By Andreas szakacs2 months ago in Motivation
Daniella Dena - The Industry Plant
Today we interview Daniella Dena, who is the definition of a modern multi-hyphenate. By the age of 20, she has already carved out a space for herself as a model, actress, singer, and the creative mind behind the brand concept Atarnity . She’s here today to share the real, behind-the-scenes journey of building a personal brand, launching a business, and balancing a demanding creative career. Here, in her own words, is Daniella Dena on her journey to building a multi-faceted career, staying authentic in a crowded digital space, and paving the way for the next generation of young creatives.
By Dominic Fontaine2 months ago in Motivation
