goals

Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.

Resolve to Be Better
Sure, you can resolve to lose weight, save money, or even stop smoking...all are actually really positive changes. But it might be a good idea to aim a little higher in the coming new year. Here are five suggestions for resolutions and goals you can work on accomplishing in the coming year.
By Christopher Hawkins8 years ago in Motivation
Passion
Definitions of Passion:A state or outburst of strong emotion.An intense desire or enthusiasm for something. Definitions of Dream:A cherished aspiration, ambition, or ideal.An unrealistic or self-deluding fantasy.
By Brady Young8 years ago in Motivation
How to Stay Motivated After Dropping Out of University. Top Story - December 2017.
Today, I am going to share my storyand some advice about said story. 2016, I was a senior in High School. I chose a University to go study in the following September.
By Sarah Miraculousims8 years ago in Motivation
My Search for Happiness
Happiness. It's this thing we're all told we can get if we just work hard and follow our dreams. It's the end goal for life. Money, fame, love—it all links back to happiness. But it's all bullshit.
By Sophie Walters8 years ago in Motivation
Reason for Writing
Ok, I'm not entirely sure that I have the correct title and subtitle for this article, but trying to allocate an accurate wording to explain my mentality is proving challenging.
By Matthew Ansaldo Taylor8 years ago in Motivation
Fire Your Brain. Hire Your Heart.
Fire your brain. Hire your heart. Too often, the stories in our brains hold us back from new experiences that might be life-changing. We are approached with a new opportunity and, almost immediately, thoughts of fear and confusion arise, leading us to make the conclusion that we should not take the opportunity in front of us.
By Nick Chan8 years ago in Motivation
What Is Extrinsic Motivation and How Does It Work?
Why do we do the things that we do? Why do we go to work every day? Go to the gym? Do homework or anything for that matter? There are two different types of motivation, extrinsic motivation, and intrinsic motivation.
By Chad Bosewick8 years ago in Motivation
How To Get Your Shit Together
Listen you. First of all, stop making excuses. Friend: Why aren't you releasing your album? Me: Oh, well the producers I was working with kinda screwed me over.
By Valerie Rose8 years ago in Motivation
How to Set New Years Resolutions We Can Actually Stick To
We are all guilty of it... That time of year we all love to hate. The end of the year, which we fill up with grand aspirations of a "new year, new me!"
By Letitia Lou8 years ago in Motivation
Jump Start 2018
Every year most of us try to reflect on what we can do to improve the upcoming year. The most common resolution is a healthier lifestyle. We all want to get in shape and have stronger eating habits, but let's face it, most of us put it off, and by this time next year, we are making the same resolutions.
By Not Important8 years ago in Motivation
Balance
As a passionate and motivated individual, I find it difficult to do anything other than work. I don't mean as in a day-job, which also takes up a large portion of my life, but something I enjoy. 'Work' is a loose term for this, it's something that I aspire to be a full-time lifestyle which pays my bills, but is at the same time something I want to do with every fiber of my being.
By James Lyall8 years ago in Motivation
If Only It Was As Simple As a How To
I’m almost positive that every human being on this planet asks themselves this very question at least a million times throughout their lives. “How the hell did I get to where I’m at during this moment?” Whether suggesting your behind in life, farther than you thought you’d be, or simply in between I guarantee you still ask your self am I right?
By Taylor Rigler8 years ago in Motivation