goals
Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.
Setting New Year Goals with Soul
What does it really mean to set New Years goals with soul. This means that you are intentional about your choices and set realistic goals that will fit your lifestyle. You must do this carefully and with care so that you can reach your goals without feeling overwhelmed. Fear of the simple thought of what you need to do can lead to inertia or chronic procrastination.
By Marco Viera4 years ago in Motivation
Adventures in South America
“So, what am I good at?” I mumble under my breath. Sitting at the dining room table staring out the patio doors, I sit dumbfounded, waiting for thoughts to run through my head of what to do. Is it this hard for everyone? Or just me?
By Brenda Bertucci4 years ago in Motivation
Intuition and Business
Once you get into the decision-making process and know that you can manage all kinds of results, it becomes easier to make decisions. Tolerable mental instability requires closure, and this seems to be one of the key functions of intuition, but the smart decision-making process requires ongoing evaluation in many other ways.
By Zuvin Maharzan4 years ago in Motivation
The Case for Personal Trainers
After a couple of serious illnesses left me, in part, with impaired balance, I decided I’d have to get serious about my health. I have no intention of moving into my next decade wheelchair bound or stumbling about with a walker or lying on the couch gaining an extra hundred pounds.
By Marguerite Floyd4 years ago in Motivation
To Be Or Not To BE...Maybe
💅🏽 So when I first stared out on here I didn't know what to write. I haven't written anything in a LOOOONNNNGGG time, so I'm definitely rusty. But I figured ya' know what, I'm gonna do it anyway. 📜So I set up a goal for myself to write at least 10 stories before the month was up and I ended up writing 10 different pieces even before the week was up. I literally just wrote down anything. Not to say that I didn't put any time, effort or energy into my pieces because I definitely did. I used Google Dictionary as my personal assistance and just focused on solely writing and nothing else. And it was pretty fun. I enjoyed writing again. It felt like welcoming home an old best friend. Funny enough, I don't call myself a writer though, I prefer 'storyteller'. I love telling and writing stories. 📝🤪 I was never really taught how to write, it was always something that came naturally to me. I was writing essays in the 1st grade, because once I hit pen to paper it's off to the races. But even with that being said my writing journey hasn't been so bright and bubbly. I stopped writing (among other things as well) when I was in the thick of my depression and my social anxiety took on a life of it's own, hindering me from doing much of anything really. It was so hard to do all of the things that used to bring me joy, to engage with all of the things that brought me peace and clarity, and to just be at home within my own natural gifts. 😇Thankfully as of today I'm in a much better headspace and decided to give all of my love & passions another shot. I felt as though I was taking a risk with my writing...because I decided to do poetry. At first I wanted this to be a place to write specifically poetry and nothing more. I've always loved poetry but I was stopped in my tracks at a young age and never thought of doing anything such as writing poetry ever again. So once I started writing, I got hit with a lot of flash backs and old voices crept up in my mind. They were on constant replay like an old vintage film without the credits. It weighed on me heavily but I foraged ahead and kept writing. I wanted to prove something to myself and to those voices that I can write poetry and so I shall. 😂Now you're probably wondering why I'm going off into a rabbit hole about poetry. Stay with me, there's a method to my madness.
By Yazamoisellé4 years ago in Motivation
Life Lessons from JiuJitsu for Business
Is there a sport that is especially beneficial to entrepreneurs? Of course, I believe BJJ (Brazilian jiujitsu) is the best solution. I could be a little biased because I've been doing combat sports for years, but I'm not. Why? So, let's go exploring.
By Avocado Nunzella BSc (Psych) -- M.A.P 4 years ago in Motivation
