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Guardian of Resilience
I am a brave woman living in a vibrant city known for its music and arts. I have a passion for making a positive impact on the world through my writing and through giving public speeches. I don't know what the Universe is doing in a full way, but I get that right now it works for me not against me. I understand that I am being built to do a mighty work in honor of the God I choose to serve. I believe in free will so it is only for me to share my stories in a way that does not offend others or go against the rules of Vocal. I try to write in a way that will take my religious belief out of the way, while still helping others. I believe that if one wants to know more, they will simply come to me in a message and ask, and that is where I get an opportunity to give my testimony. Otherwise, I give my testimony through my public encounters.
By Gina R (Gibana)3 years ago in Motivation
Unveiling My True Potential
In the quiet corners of my life, where self-reflection whispered its truths, I discovered a yearning for change—a call to unlock the dormant potential within me. It all began on an ordinary Tuesday, a day that would mark the inception of my personal development journey.
By Nnachi Ikwuo Nnachi3 years ago in Motivation
Be bold
I'm a writer. One thing about being a writer is that my head is always filled with creative ideas about the topics that I want to write about and the grand stories that I want to tell ,but often times I never actually get around to writing about even half of the things that I want to write about. The biggest problem I have with being a writer is that I often get in my own way. I do not like to admit it, but I struggle with worrying about getting backlash from the things I want to write. I want to write my truly unfiltered opinions, but I often hold myself back. I also have a hard time making time to actually write instead of just day dreaming about it. With all that being said, I think it is pretty clear what my goals are when it comes to writing on Vocal Media this year, but since I am a writer, I will go into detail. Goal number one is to actually write. I am a writer, after all. I wish that being a writer was my main job. I know that if I want to make that dream a reality, I have to actually write. Writing on Vocal Media gives me a chance to put my writing in front of more eyes and to make some money as well. My specific goal for this year when it comes to writing more often is to write and publish three or more posts each month on vocal Media. It seems like a pretty easy goal but It is easy for work and other commitments to get in the way, but I know I can make time, and who knows? I might just be able to write my way into a whole new career. I just have to do it. As for the second part of my vocal goals for this year. I need to stop caring about what other people might think about what I write. If people do not like what I write, then they don't have to read it. It is the time to let my ideas run free on the internet within reason, of course. I wrote an article last year about some of my controversial opinions, and I was worried about what would happen, but it turned out fine and I was proud of myself. I want to really challenge myself to not hold back this year. Writing about controversial things can lead to healthy discussions and cause people to reevaluate their own point of view. I have had controversial views for as long as I can remember. When I was a kid, I loved Scar from the Lion King, and I was quick to defend him, and I still stand by that. Maybe I should write an article about that. When I was younger, I was bolder, and I need to get some of that boldness back. I remember that I was quick to debate other kids who had been lied to and thought that Santa Claus was real. I did not let fear hold me back from speaking my mind. I think being a writer requires a certain level of boldness, and my goal is to embrace my boldness. If I achieve both of these goals, I will at the very least grow as a writer, and at the most, I will change my whole life, in a productive and positive way. I want to encourage all of my fellow writers and storytellers to be bold as well and make your writing dreams come true. Happy 2024, Vocal writers!
By Christina Epperly3 years ago in Motivation
4 Must See Newsletters
Quick Introduction Of all the newsletters I've seen, and there have been a ton, trust me... these four stand out to me. All but one of these is only $5 a month, and honestly, even the last one (1st on this list) is very low cost for the information you get and the frustration you avoid. Btw, none of the links to these newsletters are affiliate links.
By Timothy A Rowland3 years ago in Motivation
Lustful Liberation. Content Warning.
In the ancient land of the East, where the sun rises with tales of wisdom and the gentle winds carry whispers of profound knowledge, there lived a young man named Henry. Henry was a seeker, someone yearning for a deeper understanding of life and the universe that surrounded him. He found himself immersed in the teachings of the wise sages who spoke of a unique philosophy, a philosophy that held the key to harnessing the great energies within.
By Sadia Batool Pansota3 years ago in Motivation
The Saturn Return
There's a cosmic correlation that happens around the age of twenty-nine known to astrologers as the Saturn Return.The slow-moving planet Saturn takes twenty-nine and a half years to complete its orbit around the sun and return to the exact same spot in the sky as it was on the day you were born.The Saturn Return is notoriously disruptive - known for upheaval and thrusting things taken for granted into question. Whether or not you believe in those influences (and I take it all with a few grains of salt) it makes sense that whenever you hit the natural cusp between your extended younger years and adulthood, you can expect uncertainty and apprehension with the onrush of big change.- Failing Up, by Leslie Odom, Jr.
By Ava Mack3 years ago in Motivation
Simplicity in Transformation: One Couple's Journey to Shedding 120 Pounds
Show: In the vivacious summer of 2023, Ashley Evans and Brendan Roche ended up faltering close to the dubious edge of a dream move away to Maui, mutual respect of Roche's master triumph. Be that as it may, their intensity in a little while changed into a conspicuous affirmation - the undeniable "swimming outfit" get away from mentioned level of health they at this point required. This exposure lighted a huge change in setting for the Houston couple, driving them into a trip not solely to shape their bodies yet to shape a superior lifestyle. This article dives into the amazing record of Ashley and Brendan, examining the hindrances they investigated during the pandemic, the dietary change they went through, and the momentous headway of their health interaction.
By sajal3 years ago in Motivation
Eat Smart, Shred Smart: Your Guide to Healthy Weight Loss
Update your supper plan with these energy incredible clear exchanges . Taking into account everything, paying little cerebrum to how regularly you tell yourself 'new year, new me' is so 2014, and well truly set yourself little, fundamental changes for the year ahead, January can regardless be a beyond ridiculous month, and today (Blue Monday) can feel like the hardest. Early consistently held drives to the working environment are powerless and cold, and the night seems to sneak in before you've even closed your PC. Your cash related concordance might be under pressure, and everyone you'd expectedly found for diversion plans is in hibernation mode. Might we whenever simply be genuine immediately, January can put you feeling particularly terrible. Regardless, there are ways you can beat those January blues and take advantage of a much more sluggish public turn of events. What better philosophy for benefitting from a night in than by dealing with your future self and triumph setting up a ton of brilliant dishes using these nutritionist-embraced perspective supporting food sources? While eating a devouring encounter stacked with a couple of these easy to-join enhancements most likely won't be the charmed fix for the January hang, our lord get-together of nutritionists say that they verifiably could help. Perspective supporting food assortments, proposed by nutritionists...
By sajal3 years ago in Motivation
Dave's Thoughts for 2024
The New Year is done, we're nearly three weeks into 2024 and I'm already strangely productive. I felt it on the first of January, in fact, though perhaps it had been building since Christmas. Regardless, I entered the New Year with positivity and, more importantly, PRODUCTIVITY.
By Dave Rowlands3 years ago in Motivation
Vocal and My Future
2024 will be a new year, and I want to get my dreams started. I have been writing for over a year and getting my work out there. It was a journey from when I began. I started with more stories and a few poems here and there. It was growing in many new genres and attempts to bring more depth to my writing. I have made multiple top stories and will continue to try to make more. It is also nice to build a community of writers, good and bad. Somebody stole one of my stories, and management kicked the person off the platform. The community is excellent, and now the world is much more extensive for me. The future can be more prosperous, but Vocal is only the beginning.
By Sarah Danaher3 years ago in Motivation
