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9 Things You Can Do To Get Past The Post-Vacation Nostalgia
We all love vacations. The better our time on vacation was, the harder it is for us to go back to work, because we get something called post-vacation nostalgia.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Humans
11 Things You Should Do Better To Be More Energetic
Have you ever felt exhausted, even though you sleep well every day? Well, if this is your case, most likely you have some bad habits that drain you of power and energy.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Humans
7 Arguments For You To Take Risks, If You Want A Successful Career
If you want to have a successful career, you need to be willing to take risks. People are often afraid of unsafe things when it comes to money.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Humans
11 Improvements You Can Make To Have a Greater Career
If you want to get a higher position at your workplace, you should be capable of showing your boss that you work hard and are interested in learning new things.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Humans
Vibrant Violet
VIOLET CROWN CHAKRA BELIEF vs. DENIAL “Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much.” Helen Keller The Violet Crown Chakra sits on the top of our head as it states itself as the “Crown” chakra. Chakra is a Sanskrit word meaning "Spinning Wheel of Energy". (You can read about chakras on my other blogs).
By Angela Dacey4 years ago in Humans
Emotional Men
It's a daily challenge being a man who experiences so many different emotions on a regular basis. There are so many ups and downs, so many mental highs and lows. It is a wild roller coaster with no monthly period to ever blame it on! I look around and see most other men as being so stoic and unfazed by life and, at times, I get oddly jealous of them and their "unfeeling abilities." Words don't seem to impact them and they just brush things off and carry on, doing as they please. Could it really be that these types of men just hide their emotions better or suppress them somehow? Or, do they really just not experience very many emotions one way or the other?
By Rowan Finley 4 years ago in Humans
Living With Anxiety
Everyone is starring at me, I just want to get out of here! Oh my gosh, I'm going to throw up. I feel nauseous, I feel like I look so stupid. I'm pretty sure those girls are laughing at me! I want to leave, can you hurry up and get whatever you need, I tell my very loving boyfriend. I hate coming to the stores, I hate going out in general. The cashier was nice, thank god. My heart was racing, and I kept thinking about every thing that could go wrong in this situation. Maybe I will say something I shouldn't, what if she is rude? What if they racially profile me? I'm honestly so nervous. I'm just trying to buy groceries and go straight home. I can't stop replaying that situation in my head, I could have said this instead, or that. She probably thought I was stupid.
By Maria D4 years ago in Humans
10 Characteristics Of A Strong Person
As you may know, a strong person does not get born but becomes this way. The construction process starts from childhood and gets developed until the person reaches maturity.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Humans
What I learned from the pandemic
As a teenager, I loved Stephen King’s The Stand. I read it over and over again, terrified of the idea that a virus could bring down our civilization but hopeful in how people would come together as a community to build something better out of what remained. As I grew older, I realized that our civilization could use some creative rebuilding, though I certainly didn’t want it to happen in such a painful way.
By Theresa Markila4 years ago in Humans
Why You Should Laugh More And Regularly Recall Moments of Fun
Hearty laughter is a good way to jog internally without having to go outdoors.” — Norman Cousin The immense benefits of laughter to our mental health and general wellbeing came to the limelight after Norman Cousin published his book, Anatomy of an Illness: As Perceived by the Patient.The book explained how the author used laughter and humor to transform his life and overcome an illness that would’ve consumed him.
By Madoc M4 years ago in Humans
He Wasn't My Twin Flame...
It stems from childhood, the need to be heard and seen and loved and cared about; nurtured. Being seen is always what I crave in my romantic connections, but in a 3-Dimensional reality, 99% of men view me as a physical object they can toy with instead of feeling the vibration of my soul, thus utterly misunderstanding my entire being. It is painfully prevalent to witness powerful women base their self-worth on the perception of a man. It was something I was culpable of for 18 years. This culture has perpetuated the importance of our physical bodies, material items, and social elitism; it has become more significant than what a person’s soul has to offer. As someone with a maimed inner child, feeling seen as my soul seemed like a fantasy I would dream about, based on fairy tales and Disney movies. I didn’t think it was real, let alone feasible, until 3 months after my last relationship.
By Gabriella Bellisario4 years ago in Humans
8 Tips For Becoming A Better Leader
Being a leader means more than having a chief-subaltern relationship with your coworkers. Leaders need to be capable to coordinate people and make them listen to them.
By Ryan Miller4 years ago in Humans