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Advice that will put you on the path to success; tips, tricks and nuggets of wisdom from trusted experts and motivational mentors.
7 Tips to Achieve a Happy, Meaningful Work-Life Balance
1. Do what you love I know, it seems obvious but you would be surprised by the number of people that hate their jobs. All the memes about it, the hate for Mondays… it is no brainer that most people live a miserable life by working on companies or areas they hate. Why? Mostly because of the money. But is money everything? I am a leader for the past 11 years and I had several coworkers who hated their job, and you know what I did? Helped them find a new one! We spend so many hours of our life working that is essential to find a place where we feel appreciated and happy. I myself, changed work several times in order to find the place that met my criteria. And you want to know one thing? By changing, you can reach a higher salary that, otherwise, you won’t be able to reach by staying in the same company. Do it for you and your well-being. And the rest will come.
By Alexandra Sousa4 years ago in Motivation
Being passionate is the initiative towards destiny.
Having a purposeful life is a must for every human, as it gives a motivation to live life in a better & courageous way. We, the humans, have our own choices, our targets, desires, and our interests that are different from one another & so are the passions that keep us on track of the destiny that we have to achieve at any cost.
By Noor Ul saba Shah4 years ago in Motivation
Lost and Found
“Are you lost? I can help you!” Frantically darting around like a fish out of water, I looked up at the kind stranger who offered a helping hand. It was the first day of freshman year, and I was hopelessly lost at Huron High School on my way to Algebra 2. Somehow, my journey to the land of the 6100 hallway turned into a little excursion to the Dome Gym.
By Arya Kamat4 years ago in Motivation
Accept the responsibility for your life ...
Accountability is not only what we do, but also what we do not do, for which we are accountable. Having dreams is the right of each & every healthy individual in the world, but having the guts to work hard in chasing those dreams to make them reality & dream further to another level, is owned just by a few, because we usually feel exhausted if we don’t get the desired results in a particular period that we have estimated ourselves in our mind, according to our desires, & as a result, the winds of demotivation start keeping us a loaf of being persistent to walk along the twists & turns coming in the way of achieving our goals, this is wrong because the success is not a one day match that announces the result of win or loss at the end of the day, rather it is the matter of being consistent & accountable to the prerequisites that are the building blocks in constructing the amazing masterpiece of our victory.
By Noor Ul saba Shah4 years ago in Motivation
I’ve Been Picking Up Girls In Bars For 10 Years. Here’s what Separates Men Who Get Women From Those Who Get Rejected
I’ll start with a hint: Truly successful men have a life. They don’t go out to bars four times a week and then jerk off at the gym for the rest.
By Jonathan Peykar4 years ago in Motivation
Have you seen those inspirational videos, inspirational phrases, sentences
1. People will not suffer for a lifetime, but they will suffer for a while; many people suffer for a while in order to escape, but suffer for a lifetime.Second, in life, we must live beautifully and walk sonorously. No matter who you are, you'd rather be a struggling loser than an ordinary person who is content with the status quo.3. If you can still work hard and give, you can't stop and give up at will. Nothing really comes out of it until the moment you stop trying.4. There are many impossibility in the world, but don't come to a conclusion before you try your best.5. There is no mountain that cannot be climbed, no river that cannot be crossed, only feet that do not want to walk; there is no eternal winner, no eternal loser, only a heart that does not seek improvement. Go to bed early and work hard when you have time. No one is obliged to help you, you need to fight for everything yourself. 2. In the face of difficulties, setbacks and challenges, as long as you are willing to believe in yourself and keep working hard, even if your current life is starting from scratch, you can do it. 3. Please remember this sentence: Dogs can't be fed too much, and people can't be too good; endure a moment's progress, take a step back and intensify; don't joke too much, or it will be a disaster; if there is not enough love, money will come together; There are a bunch of dogs behind money, and society is hard to walk without money; see what’s good to you, remember who bit you; eat, drink, and don’t take any bad things to heart; mortals only talk about three points, stay Get seven points to beat the world. 4. Every day is the starting point of struggle, a new beginning, a wonderful birth, and the release of hope. May you today have a peaceful mind and work hard in the ideal direction. Road, when faced with a dilemma on the road of life, if you think about it from another angle, you may understand that there is still a road beside the road.1. Youth is only once, don't let yourself not be wonderful. 2. Life is a tough thing. If you are weak, he will be strong, if you are strong, he will be weak. 3. Instead of anticipating troubles or worrying about things that may never happen, stay in the bright sunshine! 4. I want to fly freely. At this moment, I said to myself, I am not timid. 5. The future I want depends on myself. 6. Behind the dark clouds is the sun, and behind the sun is the rainbow. 7. The secret of eternal success is to eliminate yourself every day! 8. Don't be disrupted by anyone, because no one knows and cares about your dreams like you. 9. Even if the road is not smooth, be your own sun! 10. Don't read the past, don't think about the future, cherish the present. 11. When is the closest to the light? That's when you feel the darkness is too dark. 12. There will be no great cause without great difficulties. 13. Be unconditional and confident, even when you're wrong. 14. The pressure is not that someone is working harder than you, but that those who are several times better than you are still working harder than you. 15. Think with your brain, ponder with your heart, and prove with action. 16. On the stage of life, never award medals to the laggards. 17. Don't care too much about your appearance, because ability will not be written on your face. 18. A person can only know what pain is when he sees his own scars, what is right and wrong 19. Being impulsive means that you are still passionate about life, always impulsive, indicating that you still do not understand life. 20. People without goals always work hard for people with goals. 21. As long as you have the courage, the whole blue sky is yours. 22. For every dissatisfied present, there is a past without effort. 23. Be a little more persistent than others, and you will create miracles. 24. See the world with good eyes; don't blindly please others. 25. No education can match adversity.
By AIIen4 years ago in Motivation
5 Ways to Build Greater Confidence and Assertiveness
They're also two qualities that can help you tackle challenging situations more positively and give you an edge when it comes to job interviews or meeting new people. Building your confidence and assertiveness is rooted in self-awareness and understanding your values, beliefs, and intentions.
By Jimy Lee4 years ago in Motivation
How I Overcame My Fear Of Public Speaking
A little about me Hello, my name is Jill and I am a former professional public speaker. For years, I was paid to give speeches and workshops on various topics. But about 10 years ago, something happened that changed all of that. I started to experience extreme anxiety whenever I had to speak in front of a group. My heart would race, my palms would sweat, and I would get so nervous that I would sometimes even shake. As you can imagine, this made public speaking quite difficult! But I’m happy to report that I have since overcome my fear of public speaking. In this blog post, I’ll share with you some of the things that helped me to do this. I hope that by sharing my story, I can help others who may be struggling with the same thing. Thank you for reading! How I get over my fear of public speaking I’m not going to lie, public speaking is definitely one of my least favorite things to do. I get anxious thinking about having to stand in front of a group of people and talk. And if it’s something that I’m not particularly passionate about, it’s even worse. But I’ve found that there are a few things that can help me get over my fear and actually enjoy public speaking. First, I make sure that I’m well-prepared. This means having a clear understanding of what I’m going to be talking about and being confident in my knowledge on the subject. If I know my material inside and out, it’ll be much easier to speak about it confidently. Second, I try to focus on connecting with my audience. This means making eye contact, smiling, and speaking in a way that sounds natural and conversational. If I can connect with the people in the room, it’ll help me feel more comfortable and less nervous. Finally, I remind myself that everyone gets nervous when speaking in public. Even the most experienced speakers still get butterflies before taking the stage. So if I can just relax and breathe, I’ll be able to get through it and maybe even The benefits of public speaking When it comes to public speaking, there are a lot of people who are afraid of it. I would get so nervous before a presentation that I would shake, sweat, and sometimes even vomit. But I overcame my fear and now I actually enjoy public speaking. There are a few reasons why I decided to face my fear head on. For one, I realized that the more I avoided public speaking, the more my fear grew. It was like a phobia that was getting worse and worse the more I tried to avoid it. Secondly, I realized that avoidance was not going to help me in my career. So I decided to take some small steps to slowly ease myself into public speaking. I started by practicing in front of family and friends, then moved on to giving presentations at work. And finally, I started taking on speaking engagements outside of work. It wasn’t easy, but slowly but surely my fear began to dissipate. And as my confidence grew, I found that I actually enjoyed public speaking. It’s a great way to connect with people and share your ideas. If you’re afraid of public TIPS FOR FACING YOUR FEAR: If you’re like most people, the thought of giving a speech in front of an audience is enough to make your heart race and your palms sweat. But there’s no need to let your fear of public speaking get the best of you. With a little preparation and practice, you can learn to control your nerves and deliver a great speech. Some Tips Are Given Below: 1. Understand your fear. Ask yourself what it is about public speaking that makes you so anxious. Is it the fear of being judged? The fear of making a mistake? Once you understand what is causing your fear, you can start to work on addressing it. 2. Prepare, prepare, prepare. The more prepared you are for your speech, the less anxious you will be. Write out your speech and practice it until you have it memorized. If possible, try to find a place where you can practice speaking in front of an audience before your big day. 3.Visualize success. Picture yourself giving a great speech and receiving positive feedback from the audience. Visualizing yourself succeeding will help boost your confidence on the day of your speech. 3. Take deep breaths.
By Ayesha Amjad4 years ago in Motivation
What My Fear Taught Me About Optimism. Top Story - July 2022.
At 12 years old, I experienced a near-death experience drowning in a swimming pool. I remember at some point being afraid to touch the water. I swore up and down that I would never get into the water because the same scenario of me drowning would replay itself like a broken record. Flashing memories of my lungs filling up with water, me slowly losing my breath, struggling to reach the surface. I felt as if I was constantly suffering even after the situation ended. For the first few days, my nose was burning from all of the water I had consumed. I did not feel capable of being in the water anymore. In a sense, you could also say I had PTSD but thank God I survived because I would not be where I am today.
By 𝒟𝒶𝒾𝓈𝒽𝒶 𝒲.4 years ago in Motivation
