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Excuses—The Cancer of Success
Innovation is an ongoing necessity in any culture, and I find that innovators all across the world are making a difference every day. Sadly more than ever I find myself exchanging knowledge with great minds who claim to be entrepreneurs, but never complete their vision. A true entrepreneur is more interested in solving a problem than gaining monetary results. The quandary most start-up "go-getters" face, is focusing on the imminent picture, versus what they are trying to accomplish in the long run. Instead of pivoting when adjustments are needed, it is easier to say, "I am not ready just yet."
By Ocean Desmore7 years ago in Motivation
Global Health & Peace Philosopher Reveals the Key to Happiness, Inner Solace in New Book
Author Patrick Ehler knows what it’s like to hit rock bottom, and live a life that’s spiraling out of control. For years, he battled severe depression only made worse by anxiety and panic attacks, alcoholism, drug abuse, and prostitution. Just when he thought any chance of a normal life was impossible, an accident resulting in electric shock gave him the wake up call that he needed to turn his life around once and for all.
By Nikki Gaskins Campbell7 years ago in Motivation
Life Isn't Easy...
So... as this is my first post I thought I give some advice to you guys because everyone needs to be told at some point. I am 17 years old and I have been struggling recently and I thought I would share my experience and how to get over it.
By Courtney Ewington.7 years ago in Motivation
Society's Forgotten
Yesterday, I went to a baseball game. It wasn’t any typical game; it was so much better. The thing is, it was better even though it didn’t have all the hits, home runs, RBI’s, and that game-saving catch. Those players and the community of people that surrounded were not something that you’d find at every game.
By Keane Neal-Riquier7 years ago in Motivation
Finding Motivation
Think and reflect back on the past two years and your accomplishments. They can be big and/or small goals that you have completed. If you cannot pin point any specific accomplishments, pick one new goal you’d like to reach. The first step is to define your goals. Keep a list (like a to-do list) on a bulletin board, in your phone’s notes, or on a white erase board. When I started to do this, my goals became a reality! Why?! Because when we put our goals out there to the universe, and constantly remind ourselves visually, we have a constant driving factor towards completing these goals. It is easy to get wrapped up in our daily routines and forget our important goals.
By Tonya Narzinsky7 years ago in Motivation
Want to Be Successful?
Everyone wants to be successful in different aspects of their life. Over the years of me becoming a better human and adapting my mind to learn effectively to progress my course in life, I feel I have learnt some knowledgeable information to increase YOUR success.
By Jack .7 years ago in Motivation
The Power of an Idea
According to the University of Southern California’s Laboratory of Neuroimaging, the average person has about 70,000 thoughts per day. That is about 45 thoughts per minute, and 2,700 thoughts per hour. Most likely, 90 percent of those thoughts are focused on the day-to-day habits and responsibilities that we take upon ourselves out of necessity. Where we go to eat, where we go shop for food, what to clean, and how to clean it, and the need to brush, dress, and groom ourselves, so that we look presentable to the world. However, what makes us stand out as a species is our ability to pull a few ideas from these thousands of thoughts that end up changing the world in some measurable way.
By Ben W7 years ago in Motivation
21-Day Positive Thinking Challenge
How many years have you been stuck in the negative mindset? If you answered, “More than I would like to admit,” then it is likely you are going to need a boost on changing how you think. That is why, this 21-day challenge was created.
By Kennedy Jones7 years ago in Motivation
Stop the Block: 5 Ways of Combating Writer’s Block & Getting that Motivation Back!
We all get it, even if we like to pretend we don’t. Sometimes we like to dress it up at something else, and sometimes writer’s block is more than struggling to write something whilst staring at a blank page. So how can it be cured? Well through a range of different methods, some writing-based and some not.
By Craig House7 years ago in Motivation
