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Your Power is Waiting
Dear Friend, Do you ever feel like life just keeps throwing curve balls your way? Like no matter how hard you try to move forward, there's always another hurdle waiting around the corner? If you've been there, let me start by saying- I've been there too.
By PSYGENIUS2 years ago in Motivation
Small Habits, Big Changes: Transform Your Life in 2025
Small Habits That Lead to Big Changes in 2025 As we face the new year 2025, more often than not, many are at the crossroads whereby the cumulative effects of small, consistent habits form the underlying basis of the process of significant transformations in their lives. Change can feel daunting, but small shifts can lay a foundation for large improvements down the line. This blog post will elaborate on small habits that can bear amazing fruit in your private and public lives, paving the way for a human-centered resolution in the entered year.
By Abhinab Sarkar2 years ago in Motivation
Small Habits, Big Changes: Transform Your Life in 2025. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Small Habits That Lead to Big Changes in 2025 As we face the new year 2025, more often than not, many are at the crossroads whereby the cumulative effects of small, consistent habits form the underlying basis of the process of significant transformations in their lives. Change can feel daunting, but small shifts can lay a foundation for large improvements down the line. This blog post will elaborate on small habits that can bear amazing fruit in your private and public lives, paving the way for a human-centered resolution in the entered year.
By Abhinab Sarkar2 years ago in Motivation
How to Kill Your Ego? . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
How to Kill Your Ego: A Path to Inner Peace and Growth The ego, often referred to as the sense of self, can be both a powerful driver of ambition and a significant obstacle to personal growth. While a healthy ego can help you navigate life with confidence, an overinflated or unchecked ego can lead to arrogance, conflict, and dissatisfaction. Learning to "kill" your ego doesn’t mean destroying your sense of self entirely—it means letting go of the false self-image and attachments that hinder your ability to grow, connect, and find peace. This process requires introspection, humility, and consistent effort. Here’s how you can embark on this transformative journey. 1. Understand What the Ego Is
By Maxamed Sharif2 years ago in Motivation
New Year, New Plans, New Perspective. Runner-Up in New Year, New Projects Challenge.
In my article for my New Year's goals (Perseverance), I had a SMART goal specifically for Vocal: In the next 3 months, I want to write 2 articles on Vocal per week in order to increase my visibility, to practice perseverance, and to continue improve the success of my blog in an effort to hit an average of $0.50 per month in reads. Baseline: I made an average of $0.40 per month on Vocal during the last quarter of 2024.
By Adora Hooper2 years ago in Motivation
One Language, Undivided
It was an eerie yuletide night. The Christmas ale began to make my brain dance jigs. I sat by the fire with my novel, and found myself zooming out and comprehending the words on the pulp in nonlinear sequences. I enjoy doing this for fun, as an amateur oracle might enjoy tossing tea leaves. These wanderings of the mind and spirit are highly productive of new, penetrating revelations.
By A. S. Lawrence2 years ago in Motivation
The Sound of an Emotion
It has been a goal of mine to start a podcast about music and society for several years. I envision this being not just a sonic venture, but one pinned down on the page as well. The content will be written and made available in the form of stories on Vocal. Each episode will be a story one can read with their own eyes, weaving their way through the journey as they follow the narrative I have constructed.
By Hailey Marchand-Nazzaro2 years ago in Motivation
Somewhere Between Godhood and Delusion
My existence floats somewhere between godhood and delusion. Creation, destruction, and attachments to figments of imagination are all normal occurrences in my daily life. When I stop and think about what it is I really do, it's honestly a little disturbing.
By A. J. Schoenfeld2 years ago in Motivation
