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The road to success is always under construction; share your equations for success — and learn some new ones.

The Weakest Strongest Man
Sometimes in life we come across ordinary people that inspire us. When I was 18 years old and doing my compulsory military service I met such a man.
By Dean Gee5 years ago in Motivation
Your success is attainable or sustainable
The desire to continually improve your life is one of your most basic needs. It's part of your nature to know that you're getting more and more every day. It is very satisfying to know that you are influencing and improving your environment through your influence. It is the key to living a happy and fulfilling life. To some extent, we are all striving for some kind of success. We keep looking for ways to have more, have more and get more, thinking that once we "have it all," we will be happy and life will be perfect. Then, we can relax, relax and enjoy life.
By Tim Yin5 years ago in Motivation
The Only Thing Stopping You From Reaching The Top Is You
How many times have you sat on a bus or a train, or on the sofa at home, and seen in the news somebody who has achieved greatness? And if you are anything like me you thought, I could do that.
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Motivation
The Joy of Breathing
Every day, for hours at a time, I struggle to breathe, and ultimately, keep myself alive. I use my years as a former Acute Care nurse to evaluate my symptoms, determine whether or not I'm stable enough to treat myself at home, or whether I need to call yet another ambulance to take me to the ED. I live my life in 10/10 pain from constant muscle contractions. I administer an Epipen when the muscles in my diaphragm and neck clamp down and I stop breathing...and then I go on with my life.
By Rachael Lee Lipson5 years ago in Motivation
Why Haven't You Achieved Your Goals (And How You Could Achieve Them)
We are now in the second phase of 2021, and I am sure most of us are here looking at our new goals for this year. For some people, though, setting goals can be a daunting task. Many others set goals and then forget about them until the following year. And then there are those who do not even bother to set aside anything for themselves. that goal is important in our lives; hence, I will begin by emphasizing the importance of setting goals. After that, I will share with you tips that you can use to set effective goals.
By Sanjay Singh5 years ago in Motivation
How To Make The Smartest Investment Ever
Everybody wants to get on in life, to make enough progress to have a better quality of life, to enjoy to the maximum the life that they have. For some people it all seems so easy whilst others appear to struggle every step of the way. I have had it both ways and I have to tell you it is not about working harder, it's all about working smarter. At times the harder I worked the less I got, and vice versa. There have been times when I have made a good deal of money doing very little at all. The secret for me was one very, very smart investment I made in my mid twenties. In just three years I went from earning 100 dollars a week to 200 dollars an hour! I went from living in a shack to a beautiful mansion and although it didn't last forever for all sorts of personal reasons, I made it and have never looked back.
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Motivation
Distraction is Critically Damaging
What is distraction? In general sense, distraction means being trackless. Track is a path. It can be a path to success, achieving something, managing something, getting something and so on.
By Moshiur Rahman5 years ago in Motivation
Consistency Gives Me Room to Be Bad
Since January, I’ve published 72 articles to my blog. That’s nearly one a day, five days a week, for almost five months. And I have no intention of stopping. Writing is one of my current goals. Specifically, it’s to: publish one new post per day, five days a week with a word count of at least 500, but no more than 2,500. It didn’t seem like much at first, my writing goal, but the days added up and now here we are. At 72 going on 73.
By Corey Fradin5 years ago in Motivation
A Voice to be Reckoned With
A voice. Used to express your thoughts and feelings. Mine came and went. As a kid I was very vocal. My mom would tell me I talk way too much. I expressed my feelings freely. Whether I was extremely excited about something or extremely upset. I was going to tell you what it was, and you were going to hear me.
By K.J.George5 years ago in Motivation
Sovereign Together.
I am passionate about distilling and sharing the catalysts which help people care more effectively and in turn, feel that life truly cares deeply for them. That their existence is an essential ingredient to the circles they belong to. I call this being a village rememberer. Think about it, nobody wants to work in a job at which they don't feel appreciated. Nobody wants to love where they are taken advantage of; quickly limited to a projected view of potential. I don't know anyone who wants to be sold the latest solution from someone who says it works for them so it should work for you. But where would you recall someone modelling the way to create belonging - that is if you were to pause and reflect on your workplaces, your relationships and your latest purchases?
By Aeryana Castley5 years ago in Motivation
The Podcast to Bring us Out of the Dark: Stories of Hope. Third Place in Members Only Challenge.
I always knew I would tell my story. I just didn’t know storytelling would become my passion. I didn’t realize the simple act of sharing could impact individual’s lives in profound ways, and now it’s my mission to spread the message of healing, connection, and hope.
By Emily Jackson5 years ago in Motivation
The Voice of Dreamin’
Testing, testing, one two three. I have an announcement to make. There is an abundance of voices inside that require nurturing. I am, of course, referring to the multitude of characters that make up my whole.
By David Fournier5 years ago in Motivation