goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
Ready to Volunteer with Non-profit Organizations
A lot has changed in the past few years about the economy. And with that, a lot of people are now looking for ways to help out. One way to do this is by volunteering at food banks or nonprofit organizations. Volunteering with food banks and nonprofit organizations can provide you with an opportunity to give back to your community. It can also teach you a lot about the reality of poverty and the need for social services. If you’re interested in becoming more involved, be sure to check out these helpful tips first.
By ailen3 years ago in Motivation
Fixing
I used to think I could fix anything in my life if I just tried a little harder or gave it more time. But some things aren’t meant to be fixed. Sometimes, all you can do is make peace with it and move forward, knowing you did the best you could. (Positive Kristein)
By Theresa Evans3 years ago in Motivation
Problem Solver!!!
Unlike most of you guys, I was once characterized as a problem creator. I was the one with the most negative energy in all the places I used to be. Which made me realize that I am my biggest problem. This is when I started reading books and particularly the ones in the self-help section. It took a lot of time for me to get out of my own shadow, but the effort was all worth it.
By Ahmad Zubair3 years ago in Motivation
Executive and Entrepreneurs: Here is How to Use Silence to Your Advantage
While silence can be awkward, learning how to use it at the right moment can be powerful. Conventional wisdom tells us that if you make your voice heard, be it in a classroom, in a board meeting or at a networking event, you are going to get what you want. One of the quotes that tends to resonate with my thinking is: “the loudest in the room is the weakest in the room”. And what I have learned in over 25 years as an entrepreneur and as I senior advisor is that decision makers appreciate quiet leadership as they often associate that with mature judgment. My advice today is going to be how to use silence to your advantage both in your personal and professional life.
By Andrea Zanon3 years ago in Motivation
Luck And Opportunities
As a kid, I wished a lot and when these wishes did not magically get granted I would get furious at everything, throw tantrums and get depressed. As I grew into teenagerhood, upon reflecting on my actions I would laugh at my childhood self. The memories however did not go away, rather they got even sharper and clearer.
By Bright Okeye3 years ago in Motivation
How to manifest overnight or today ?
In this article, we will take a gander at how you can manifest something that you want for the time being and I will give you five hints ideally to assist you with showing your longings. Before we go onto the theme our psyche mind is tied in with assisting you with accomplishing your objectives, your cravings through the force of the law of fascination, your psyche brain, and every one of the different widespread laws.
By MarcusBent3 years ago in Motivation
Success is Like Fishing
When most people look back on their lives and particularly which parts of them were successful, they’re often surprised at how these successes came about. More often than not, the opportunities we expect to be fantastic turn out to be not worth the time we invest in them; while those we expect to amount to nothing can turn into the greatest of our lives.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Motivation
Understanding Negativities Without Becoming Cynical
There seems to be this narrative out there that considers being negative about things and understanding the realities of things as one and the same. And a similar narrative that says being positive about things means you are blind to what is going on. But I’m here to suggest that it’s not as shallow as this narrative, and that there’s a lot more to the full picture.
By Javad Luckey3 years ago in Motivation
2010: A Look Back (Part 1)
Sometimes when you're going down the road, it's nice to look back to see where you've been. I hope (perhaps in vain) that one day, people remember the early 2010s with the same blissful nostalgia they recognize in the 80s or 90s. I know I do. It was the age I grew up in, an era without COVID, constant riots, or global panic. Back then, you could stream a movie and rent a DVD from Netflix without paying for a double subscription. Back in those days, Zoom just meant moving fast. And maybe best of all, back in those days, we had Flash games.
By Gideon Brown3 years ago in Motivation
