happiness
Happiness, defined; things that help you find happiness, keep it, and share it with others.
On Going Home And Why I Waited So Long
Illusions can be powerful. I lived and worked under one in particular for a long time, completely oblivious. It kept me in restraint, which stifled, but as per our physiological design controls, bodies and minds do what they do without a command prompt.
By The Dani Writer20 days ago in Motivation
I Had to Lose Myself Completely to Finally Meet Who I Really Am
There was a time when I thought losing myself was the worst thing that could happen to me. I believed that if I could just hold on tightly enough, to my roles, my routines, my identity, my plans, I would be safe. I didn’t realize that what I was holding onto wasn’t really me at all. It was a version of myself shaped by survival, expectation, and fear.
By Stacy Faulk20 days ago in Motivation
The Day the Elevator Stopped. AI-Generated.
At exactly 9:17 a.m., the elevator stopped. There was no sudden crash, no dramatic alarm. Just a soft mechanical click, followed by silence—thick, unsettling silence. The digital display flickered between 11 and 12, unable to decide where it belonged.
By shakir hamid20 days ago in Motivation
The Invisible Army: How 10,000 American Women Broke the Axis Codes and Were Ordered to Forget It
The untold true story of the "Code Girls" of World War II—American women recruited to break German and Japanese codes in total secrecy, only to be forced into silence for decades.
By Frank Massey 20 days ago in Motivation
Why We Stay in Things That Don’t Serve Us
Have you ever felt stuck? Not stuck in traffic. Not stuck in a boring meeting. But stuck in life. In relationships that drain you. In jobs that leave you exhausted and unappreciated. In habits, routines, or beliefs that quietly steal your energy. And yet… you stay. Why? Because it’s easier to stay than to change.
By Yasir khan21 days ago in Motivation
Hamlet was a jerk!
For all intents and purposes, it seems clear that Hamlet was a dick. Growing up in a household steeped in extravagant wealth and privilege (he was the crown prince of the kingdom of Denmark), Hamlet epitomized what modern progressive thought may label as the “1%.”
By Jonathan Mandel21 days ago in Motivation
The Quiet Power of Becoming: How Ordinary People Build Extraordinary Lives. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Introduction: Success Rarely Announces Itself In a world obsessed with loud victories and overnight success stories, we rarely talk about how success actually happens.
By Chilam Wong21 days ago in Motivation









