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Self help, because you are your greatest asset.
Embracing Winter With Humor
Winter, the season of snowflakes, hot cocoa, and the endless debate on whether it's socially acceptable to wear socks with sandals (spoiler alert: it's not). As the frosty winds sweep in, maintaining wellness and self-care becomes a quest of epic proportions. Fear not, intrepid winter wanderer! Join me on a whimsical journey through the icy escapades of self-care, armed with humor and a sprinkle of warmth.
MooNPublished about 4 hours ago in MotivationZephyra's Resilience
In a coastal town embraced by rolling hills and the expansive sea, resided a young woman named Zephyra. Her life flowed in rhythms harmonized with the soothing melody of crashing waves and the salty tang of the ocean breeze. She thrived within the familiar embrace of her quaint town, where routine was as reliable as the tides.
Zain SiddiquiPublished about 9 hours ago in Motivation
When Giving Makes You Get More
Sometimes, we don't know how much of the Universal Laws we practice daily. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Let me tell you that we practice Universal Laws every day without noticing it. After the law of vibration, the law of prosperity is the one that shows its results more clearly to us.
Zondra Dos AnjosPublished about 23 hours ago in Motivation
Alex’s journey
In a small town Willowdale nestled between rolling hills and murmuring streams, lived a young girl named Alex. Her journey through adolescence was marked by a profound and often painful exploration of her own identity. While her peers seemed to effortlessly navigate the winding path of self-discovery, Alex found herself entangled in a web of confusion, grappling with gender identity issues that cast a shadow over her daily life.
Princess HarrisPublished a day ago in MotivationMy 4-Year-Old Son Showed Me What Makes People Truly Successful
“Do You Think You Will Drink Beer When You Are Older?” I asked my three sons. “No,” said the oldest (aged 8). “No,” said my middle son (aged 7).
Malky McEwanPublished 2 days ago in MotivationHow to make smart decisions more easily
In a fascinating study conducted in 2011, researchers delved into the intricate world of decision-making among judges responsible for determining parole outcomes for imprisoned individuals. One might reasonably assume that factors such as the severity of the crime, the existing sentence, and the current behavior of the incarcerated individual would significantly influence these decisions. However, a surprising variable surfaced as a critical determinant: the time of day.
Suresh ChandPublished 2 days ago in Motivation
THE POWER OF HUMAN MIND AND ITS BEHAVIOUR
The Story of the Camel and the Imaginary Ropes and Pegs Once upon a time, in a desert inn, a caravan of merchants stayed for the night. The caravan consisted of 100 camels, each tied securely with ropes and pegs. However, the merchants discovered that one camel was left untied due to a missing rope and peg. It was already midnight, and all the shops were closed, leaving them with no immediate solution.
PratikPublished 2 days ago in MotivationYou Are Truly Beautiful
All people are beautiful, the photo was taken by Babin Shrestha from unsplash.com Butterflies don’t know the color of their wings, but human eyes know beautiful it is. Likewise, you don’t know how good you are, but others can see that you are special. Jason Zhang
Diane Mary MarkeyPublished 3 days ago in MotivationAre You Holding Yourself Back?
We live in a world where chaos has become more comfortable than the peace that would set us free. From what, you ask? Everything that we’ve dreamt of being free of without even a clue as to how to cast light on this liberation. What if I told you that you are part of the problem? You may feel attacked, maybe feeling that not-so-gentle twist in your gut before defensiveness rushes in. Please, hear me out.
The Darkest SunrisePublished 3 days ago in Motivation
Cylestea's Tips for Enlightenment: L.O.V.E. Yourself First
Do you love yourself? How do you show it? There are things we do that really aren't conducive to loving ourselves, and I think it's time we start talking about them.
Skulls And CauldronsPublished 3 days ago in MotivationReality
Poverty makes a person so forced and selfish that he can't help others even if he wants to and even if he tries hard to hide his reality, regret and shame becomes his destiny.
Umar FaridPublished 3 days ago in MotivationEmbracing Appetite: A Journey to Liberation
In recent times, I've found myself indulging in a habit at restaurants that's quite a departure from my usual routine. Instead of skimming the menu and settling for the "healthy" option, I've started boldly choosing the dish that appeals to my taste buds the most. It might be a luscious pasta, a savory risotto, or perhaps spare ribs with a side of crispy fries – no longer am I suppressing my desires to conform to societal expectations.
Courtney JoirPublished 3 days ago in Motivation
