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My Craigslist Expedition
Do you ever feel half-way motivated, half-way inspired? Those moments where you really want to try something different or do something different… a path that you have never strolled before. This idea of a new and renewed wonderful realm of existence that might bring into your life exactly what you need, but then you never fully open the door to these knocking opportunities. You just look through the blinds at whoever is standing on your stoop, hoping it could be an Amazon delivery for some package you forgot you ordered… because at least that could be exciting. I’m reflecting on writing this now and realizing how mundane my life actually is, that my endorphins surge when the doorbell rings. The chime on my phone alerts me to new motion and I’m curious, did someone order me a pizza or is it my landlord wanting to change the AC filter? When I sit in this energy; I scroll Facebook, thumb through Instagram, flick through TikTok and I wade through Craigslist. (Dun! Dun! Dun!)
By Arron Knox5 years ago in Motivation
How You Can accomplish Any goal Using The 6 Rules From “Think and Grow Rich”
Do you want to know who you are? Don’t ask. Act! Action will delineate and define you. About Think and grow rich Think and Grow Rich was written by Napoleon Hill in 1937 and promoted as a personal development and self-improvement book. He claimed to be inspired by a suggestion from the business magnate and later-philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
By DeFi Chronicles5 years ago in Motivation
Do You Have What It Takes to Be the Boss?
“The challenge of Leadership is to be strong, but not rude; be kind but not weak; be bold but not a bully; be thoughtful but not lazy; be humble, but not timid; be proud but not arrogant; have humor but without folly.” Jim Rohn
By Toni Crowe5 years ago in Motivation
WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE BOTH.
Sarah stepped onto the bus and she smiled at the driver. She immediately scanned the front and middle seats - then her smile quickly turned into a frown. "Oh! Lord, not again! Why does this always happen? Every time I get on the bus - all the window seats are taken. Can I just once have my preference of sitting by a window, looking up at the sky and watching the clouds pass by"?
By Dr. Totziette Slater5 years ago in Motivation
No pain, No gain!
You've probably heard the phrase no pain, no gain before. Especially if you love coming to the fitness club and pumping up your muscles, this implies that in order to make your muscles develop, you must shred the fibers in order for them to come back bigger and stronger. Because you're ripping your muscles apart, this advancement creates physical agony, but the suffering is always worth it since you become a stronger person physically.
By The Breatharian Blogger5 years ago in Motivation
Is Money More Important Than Knowledge?
Which is more important, knowledge or money? Of course, knowledge is more important. Money is only a manifestation of knowledge. You have money only if you have knowledge. No knowledge or no amount of money. Will also lose. Money is just a way to gain knowledge, a purpose. For us, everyone needs money. All are essential. To survive, you must have money.
By Muhiuddin Alam5 years ago in Motivation
Just Be Patient!
Goals, success, happiness, prosperity, and satisfaction. These are five rewards and blessings we all would love to achieve in life. I think it's common knowledge that each and every one of these rewards and blessings aren't easy to come by. For those who have had the courage, drive, and motivation to pursue these rewards and blessings, you would well know exactly how difficult this journey is to accomplish them. It's an extreme rarity that with just a snap of the fingers, these rewards and blessings can be achieved overnight, or even in just a short amount of time. Most of the time, and for most of us, the journey involves many setbacks, challenges, failures, rejections, adversities, and of course, a lengthy wait. There's a lot of sacrifice, hard work, effort, commitment, and dedication involved, which most of us can completely understand and accept. What most of us cannot understand and accept though, is just how long it takes to achieve these rewards and blessings. After a few weeks, even a few months, we can handle the constant failures, adversities, etc., but a few years, well that's a different story. Suffering through all that hardship, failure, rejection, criticism, and opposition for three, five, maybe even ten years, well it can really become torture for us. It's like playing a slot machine that never gives you any wins. We are feeding this machine, dollar after dollar, and getting absolutely no return, but instead, we are losing our funds hastily. When it comes to the journey towards achieving our goals, it's exactly the same theory. We are constantly putting the effort in to achieve them, and yet reaping no rewards along the way. There's no satisfaction, no enjoyment, to be had. There is a jackpot attached to each slot machine though. The thing is with a slot machine, you can keep playing, and playing, and playing, but still never hit that jackpot, because they are designed to lose. As for our goals pursuit though, if we keep persevering, and persevering, and persevering on that journey, we are bound to hit that jackpot at some point. To do so, we need to possess the right attitude and the right mindset, whilst remaining resilient, determined, driven, and patient.
By David Stidston5 years ago in Motivation
The Joy Of Life
The Joy of Life This season is the first of three variables in a book with the same name. Much of the play focuses on Fan Xian and his attempts to solve the mystery surrounding the murder of his friend and his mother's suitcase and attempted murder. He visits Wan Er, and some of the headlines are about the big criminals of Wan Ers, Grand Princess, and his nephew S. Grand Princess in charge of a suitcase containing the remains of his mother.
By Aayush Alphonz5 years ago in Motivation
How Do We Know if We are Successful?
We often hear others describe their year as "a successful one." This immediately begs the question as to the unit of measure they use to define success? My experience has been that most of us have varying ways in which we define achievements, and so two people with exactly the same outcome may interpret their results differently. One may deem their year as tremendously fruitful one while the other may say that they failed to meet their expectations. I know the year is halfway gone, but we also get a sense that we are hitting the reset button as businesses start to emerge from the lockdown. I have therefore compiled a small list of different ways that you can define success. Use the ones that work for you and you may well still end up viewing 2021 as one of your most successful years.
By Amra Beganovich5 years ago in Motivation
