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We've all heard of Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of the renowned social networking site "Facebook." Initially, he would have had only one concept for the creation of this massive social media platform. And now, that concept became a reality. Most of us believe that if we have a good idea, we can improve our lives. We're always waiting for that brilliant idea to strike.
By The Breatharian Blogger5 years ago in Motivation
Don't Compare Your Day #1 With Someone Else's Day #300
I'm not gonna lie to you, sometimes having a positive mindset is not as easy as they suggest. Sometimes it's so much easier (and fun) to be a sarcastic cynic who doesn't expect anything good and is still disappointed.
By Mindsmatter.5 years ago in Motivation
The Push And Pull Of Life
Simone Wellington sat listening to her older sister Cleona, who was complaining and crying. "Why is my life like this? I should have married Brian Coswell? I would be bathing in money. I shouldn't have done that? I wished I did this. It's my parents' fault. They should have done more for me. It's my teacher's fault; they didn't understand me. It's the world's fault; it wasn't ready for me."
By Annelise Lords 5 years ago in Motivation
Shifting Your Perspective
I talk often about gratitude, and the importance of being able to fully appreciate all the wonderful blessings, assets, people, and abilities in our life currently, rather than constantly focusing on all the things that we don't have. What about gratitude when it comes to our current circumstances though? What if we are currently encountering circumstances that are creating stress, anxiety, worry, suffering, and pain? How are we meant to feel a sense of gratitude when things are going totally against us? It's not an easy thing to do, to go searching for positives in a sea of negativity, but it can be done through a simple shifting of our perspective. First things first, a lot of the time, the circumstances that we find ourselves are not because life is being cruel to us, they are not because other people are making our life difficult, or they are not because we are unlucky in life. In fact, a lot of the time, the circumstances we find ourselves in are as a result of our past decisions and non-decisions. They are a result of our past actions and inactions. That's not to say all the time that adversity is thrown our way, that we are to blame. There are a lot of situations and events that take place outside of our control, and we are left to face suffering and pain, such as the passing of a loved one. Most of the time however, the reason that our circumstances become so uncomfortable, and so painful, are because of the decisions, non-decisions, actions, and inactions, that have led us there. An example of that for me was when I was working in my previous job. I was hating life, I was depressed, and I was even in tears in the rest rooms on many occasions, such had become my distaste for the job. Whose fault was that though? The job description was clear. The company I worked for was clear in their expectations. No one was forcing me to remain there. It's obvious, I was to blame! I hated that job, yet I remained there because I felt I had to stay, in order to make a living for myself. It was my decision to remain there. It was my non-decision in not changing employment. I created those uncomfortable circumstances for myself. So first thing's first, take ownership of the circumstances you're in, by admitting that you made the wrong decision, or you failed to act on changing the situation.
By David Stidston5 years ago in Motivation
You Are a Tree
Do you know who you are? You are a freaking tree. You started as a seed and you were very unsure. The underground seemed pretty scary, even terrifying to you. You stayed in place for quite some time. You stayed there for long enough to figure out that there may be a chance that if you don’t move, nothing will change.
By Valérie Rowe5 years ago in Motivation
Paying is the root of success
Life needs to give, and at the same time we are harvesting our own life. Pay is a tender fruit seedling, because of the love of watering, we harvest a large fruit forest; pay is a cute little dragon, because of the communication of the heart, we harvest a giant dragon; pay is a weak light, because of our heart, we converge into a brighter than the sun fluorescence! Hard work is the essence of harvest, good pay is the way to success! You can give up, but others may not leave; you can choose others, but others have no reason to condole with you; you can back off, but can not go to stop others from moving forward, you can hide, but others will set sail; you can ignore anyone's overtures, while others have the right to come and write you a blessing.
By Laurau Collinst5 years ago in Motivation
The Lucky Travellers
Grey, angry clouds loomed large across the sky while torrential rain pelted against my windows with such force that I genuinely thought the glass panes might shatter into pieces. It was a typical July morning in wet and windy Wales, and as usual we were stuck indoors. My two grumpy toddlers let out angry wails of pent-up frustration, for we had been cooped up in our tiny house for what seemed like an eternity. It was almost as if the dull, gloomy weather reflected my emotional state; lingering postpartum OCD, feelings of isolation and a lack of money had left me feeling just as grey and angry as those looming, rain filled clouds.
By Sara O'Shea5 years ago in Motivation
Nine Years of Growing
One night me and the wife were up talking. Both the boys had already been put to bed. We were talking about change and how we used to act. My wife opens up with the comment "I would never marry 17 year old you." When questioned further about this statement she explained a little more in depth about what she meant. For her, when I was 17 I was a bit of a douche bag (and she wasn't wrong). We were dating when I was 17, and thinking back she wasn't sure why we stayed together. To be honest neither could I. As any young couple at that age, our relationship had some toxic moments of jealousy and self-confidence. These issues led to some immature arguments and a lot of stress that we don't deal with today due to how our relationship has grown.
By Matthew Crandall5 years ago in Motivation
How to Be Successful
Creating Goals 1) Define what success means to you. If you don't know what this means to you, you can't succeed. Everyone has a different view of success. [1] True success comes from achieving the things that make you the happiest in life. Once you have determined this, you can set goals that are meaningful and important to you.
By Muzammil Zaman5 years ago in Motivation
Dreams are actually important
Dreams motivate us to achieve our goals. Each of us is a one-of-a-kind individual in this place. We all aspire to soar to new heights. Who wants to live a life that is just like everyone else's? After all, it's pointless to live a life that isn't going anywhere. We all have dreams. Some of us cheer them on and help them reach their goals. Some people keep waiting for things to happen on their own, while others are unsure about what to do next. Let's start with the basics first, and that is to dream about your aims and ambitions.
By The Breatharian Blogger5 years ago in Motivation
