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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.
Pass the Hammer
In life many strive for financial wealth. They want the big house, the cars, the successful business. Why? Because they believe the obtainment of those things will make them happy. So they plan, believe and work towards financial freedom. There is nothing wrong with that, and it is the birthright of every human being to have abundance in life. This means abundance in all areas happiness, health, wealth, love, and a positive connection to the world around them. The receiving of such things should be approached with an air of detachment. So the building of material wealth should work in concert with the belief that if it all disappeared tomorrow you would still be fine. Yes, loosing what you once held would be damaging in the moment, but it should never define you or destroy you.
By Robert Dean Green4 years ago in Motivation
What is the best way to deal with procrastination?
Use tasks and distractions to slow them down by making them depend on what you need to complete whatever you set out to do. Active procrastination delays start so you can focus on other urgent tasks or work on others, especially when you thrive under pressure. In the workplace, you can use the delay as a source of encouragement for other important activities.
By Cs Sapkota4 years ago in Motivation
The Psychology of Not Admitting Mistakes & The Sunk Cost Fallacy
All humans are essentially ego-driven creatures. Starting from a young age we develop an identity — a self-concept and self-image — constructed of our beliefs and how we view ourselves. Most of us think of ourselves as pretty decent people, better than average in certain areas, maybe a little worse than average in a few, but always trying to do our best. We believe we see the world realistically, and act rationally.
By Candice Galek4 years ago in Motivation
My Relationship with Writing
I love to tell stories. Ideas come to me in my dreams, in the shower, and even on the toilet (I know I'm not alone there). For all my enjoyment telling stories, I have yet to officially tell my own. I guess part of my love of storytelling is the fact that it doesn't have to be about me. Sort of an escape from my own reality. Sometimes it's nice to create the life for a character that you, yourself, would've found exciting. There are certainly several reasons I enjoy writing. It's a release. It exercises the brain. It's outright fun. Okay, yes, I like writing. I've made that abundantly clear. I'm probably just stalling. So here goes, my story. For you.
By James Lassiter4 years ago in Motivation
Benefits of Sober Living in Linden NJ
A lot of people consider that benefits of sober living are not relevant to them. They do not have any issues with their drinking and think that it is not a big deal. This is the wrong view on benefits of sober living. There are many advantages of it that can help you lead a better life. Here are some of them:
By Bernardo Zaccaria4 years ago in Motivation
Sober Living Program in Newark CA
The Sober Living program in Newark, California is a facility that offers residential treatment facilities for men and women in recovery from addictions. This is a full-service residential treatment center that offers both inpatient and outpatient services. There are numerous residential treatment centers for men and women that offer various types of programs in all aspects of addict recovery. The residential programs are designed to meet the needs of individuals with varying needs, and the residential Sober Living Home in Newark serves a variety of needs of men and women who are living in the area.
By Isaiah Haig4 years ago in Motivation
The Stages of Creative Burnout and How to Prevent Yourself From Getting There
Creative burnout is a phenomenon that affects many people in creative industries such as writing, design, and filmmaking. It is characterized by exhaustion, restlessness, and a sense of helplessness where you feel like you are doing too much without enough to show for it.
By Gary Adams4 years ago in Motivation
The Confessional
The Confessional Whether we realize it, or not, the car has been a true confessional. When alone, you can confess to yourself how your car responses are similar to your daily responses in other areas of your life. The car is where we show who we really are while behind the wheel. What personality type do you exhibit behind the wheel? Are you easily annoyed by the slow driver ahead of you? Or, are you calm and understanding? Is it 100% of the time that you react the same way to the same stimuli? Or, 70%? What does your behavior reveal about how you are outside the car? Can you tell yourself the truth? If you can see your car behavior as it is, you can learn new areas of your life you may want to tweak everywhere at all times. Even if you are pleased with your responses, by acknowledging them you can deepen, or increase their application.
By Marifran Korb4 years ago in Motivation
A Case of the Run-on Story
“Have you ever wanted to stop talking, but you just kept having more to say?” These are famous words in my family, spoken by my younger sister when she was perhaps eight or nine. She is a bubbly, talkative girl who can turn a three-line joke into a novel. While this skill is impressive, there really are times when you just need to stop talking! Or…writing.
By Kristen Slade4 years ago in Motivation
