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Stoke The Positivity
Introduction I do have major problems with self-doubt and every day something tells me to destroy my friendships and burn everything I have written, and every day I fight this and win. I do find it strange that my imposter syndrome and self-doubt mean that when one person denigrates my work it hurts a lot, when people I once considered friends completely ignore my work while continually championing others that hurts as well.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 5 months ago in Motivation
Getting My Life Back
Our life together has been a course of ups and downs. Last year, we both went on medical leave due to mental health issues- really, it was stress. I couldn’t keep up with my job, and my husband couldn’t find the motivation to get out of bed. Tough was the word that came to mind when I think of 2025. The best thing we did for ourselves was go to Italy and escape the world; it was a busy trip and one of the most expensive trips, but one of the best decisions made.
By Adrianna M. Braun5 months ago in Motivation
Tronda Giles Is Changing How We Speak to Ourselves - And Why It Matters
Tronda Giles is bringing a necessary shift to conversations around personal growth, emotional awareness, and self-development. As an author and thought leader, her work centers on one powerful idea: the relationship you have with yourself is shaped by the words you choose, and those words should come from you.
By Tammy Reese5 months ago in Motivation
The First Time I Accepted Calling Myself Disabled
I avoided the word for a long time. Disabled felt too final. Too heavy. Too visible. It carried an identity I was not ready to step into, even after my diagnosis. Multiple sclerosis was something I could say out loud. It sounded medical. It sounded specific. It allowed distance.
By Millie Hardy-Sims5 months ago in Motivation
Days I Almost Forget I’m Ill
The Days I Almost Forget I’m Ill — And Then Remember There are days when it feels like nothing has changed. I wake up and my body feels lighter. The usual heaviness is quieter. Fatigue is still there, but it sits further in the background. I move through the morning without thinking too much about energy or limits. I make plans without calculating every step ahead.
By Millie Hardy-Sims5 months ago in Motivation
