goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
The Quiet Hill
Every morning, before the town fully woke up, Arun stood at the foot of the quiet hill. It wasn’t a famous hill, nor was it tall enough to attract hikers or tourists. Most people barely noticed it, except as a shadow in the distance. But for Arun, the hill felt enormous.
By mr salah15 days ago in Motivation
Winning Through Self-Trust
Winning Through Self-Trust Subtitle: The Day I Stopped Asking Everyone Else and Started Listening to Myself I stood in the bridal shop, staring at my reflection in a dress I didn't love, surrounded by people telling me I looked beautiful. My mom was crying happy tears. My bridesmaids were gushing. The consultant kept saying, "This is the one!"
By Fazal Hadi15 days ago in Motivation
The Truth About Becoming Someone You Respect
The truth hit me on a quiet night I didn’t expect to remember. I was alone, sitting on the edge of my bed, scrolling through my phone, watching other people’s wins parade across my screen. Promotions. Engagements. Big smiles. Perfect captions. And suddenly, I felt tired—not of them, but of myself.
By Fazal Hadi15 days ago in Motivation
7 Money Lessons I Learned Only After Being Broke
I'll never forget the sound of my card being declined at the grocery store. The beep that echoed through the checkout line, followed by the cashier's sympathetic look and the impatient shuffle of people behind me. I had $12 worth of pasta, sauce, and eggs in front of me. My bank account had $3.47.
By Fazal Hadi15 days ago in Motivation
The Salt in His Veins
Elias felt it first as a whisper, a strange, persistent hum beneath the dull throb of his life. Not a yearning for adventure, not some vague wanderlust, but a deep, bone-aching ache for a specific kind of cold, a particular smell of salt and peat and ancient stone. He worked in an office, cubicle five-B, the air-conditioning a constant, artificial chill, the fluorescent lights humming their flat, monotonous song. His world was beige carpet, plastic-coated desks, and the clatter of keyboards. He felt like an alien, a foreign object in his own skin, every day a slow suffocation.
By HAADI15 days ago in Motivation
Goals for 2026
With 2026 starting, many people are making resolutions. I’m not a huge fan of the word resolutions because I feel like that sets you up for failure. Every year that I’ve written resolutions, I haven’t worked on them past January. When I am ready to do my monthly goals, I use those yearly ones to develop the new ones. At the end of each month, I evaluate how I’ve done and make my goals for the next month. So instead of resolutions this year, I wrote up my goals for the year and then for January.
By Reb Kreyling16 days ago in Motivation
Stop Worrying!. AI-Generated.
If you want things to finally start working out for you, stop worrying. Nobody really tells you this, but the moment you stop stressing over how or when things are going to happen, everything begins to shift. Life starts responding differently to you. Situations soften. Paths open. What once felt blocked begins to move.
By divinefeminineOmo16 days ago in Motivation
Being Present in Relationships: How to Actually Listen, Connect, and Feel Seen
In a world full of distractions, fast conversations, and emotional noise, genuine presence has become rare. Most people listen to respond, not to understand. They rush through conversations, splitting their attention between their phone, their thoughts, and their environment. And yet, feeling truly seen and heard remains one of the most basic human needs.
By Stacy Faulk16 days ago in Motivation
Paying the Price for a Dream
The first price I paid wasn’t money. It was comfort. I remember the night it hit me clearly. I was lying in bed, staring at the ceiling, exhausted but unable to sleep. My life looked fine from the outside—stable job, predictable routine, familiar faces—but inside, I felt restless. Heavy. Like I was slowly betraying myself by staying safe.
By Fazal Hadi16 days ago in Motivation
A Small Spark That Lit a Big Fire
It didn’t happen on a big stage or during a dramatic turning point. It happened on an ordinary Tuesday evening, when I was sitting alone at my kitchen table, staring at a notebook I hadn’t opened in months. The room was quiet. My phone was face down. And for the first time in a long while, I felt something flicker inside me.
By Fazal Hadi16 days ago in Motivation
