happiness
Happiness, defined; things that help you find happiness, keep it, and share it with others.
Fly Like A Butterfly
Better days are coming, sooner than you think. I keep telling myself that. A better day I will wake up, staring at my ceiling, thinking to myself: this is not just any day, this is going to be a post 'apocalyptic' day. I stare out the window seeing those around me out and about. Part of me ponders...should I venture out fully? Should I still stay recluse in my bubble? Or should I take that slight chance and go out fully back into the pre corona virus life? I know there will now be a new normal. I do have the right tools: mask, sanitizer, and gloves. I should be okay right? It's funny before, none of that mattered so much until now. Now we have question ourselves prior to running our everyday normal errands. But I want to conquer the day, and accomplish all what I had put on hold before! This will be a better day. This will be a day of new normal as I know it now, as we all know it.
By Kimberly Denice6 years ago in Motivation
Is it a Sacrifice? Or an Investment?
“The cause of most of man’s unhappiness is sacrificing what he wants now for what he wants most.” Gordon B Hinkley I once read an article that said those that are willing to postpone satisfaction are significantly more successful in the long term than those that want immediate satisfaction. I 100% believe it.
By Dee Marie6 years ago in Motivation
Things That Make You Happy
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By Kristyn Meyer6 years ago in Motivation
All Hope Is Not Lost
I am feeling a little bit lost. I have a heavy pain in my chest from my anxiety constantly crushing my ribs. I have a feeling of sadness that comes and goes, but usually stays to remind me that I am sad and feeling hopeless. I am 20 years old and I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety at the age of 13. This past year has felt like I have hit my rock bottom. Feeling so empty and unsure of myself. I moved to Australia when I was 18. Having nothing but two suitcases. I had such big ideas of what my life here, in Australia would become. When I was 14 years old, I was admitted into a Mental Health facility for 1 week. I actually was the one that asked for help. I knew that I needed help and wanted to get better. When I was 14 years old, my depression was unbearable. I felt so fucking lonely. I was self harming and truly contemplating suicide. I never, in my life had felt that way before. After I spent a week there, I came out and felt better. Still sad, but better. But now I am feeling that way again. Feeling helpless and hopeless. Living in constant anxiety and sadness. So anxious to the point that I can't leave my apartment. Fearful that my life will be nothing but sadness and anxiety.
By Matilda Kushner6 years ago in Motivation
4 Trillion to 1.
A lot of people don't believe that being on earth, at this moment, is lucky. In fact a lot of people don't believe being alive is lucky at all. We're all a ratio in a book of trillions of numbers and billions of people. You're lucky just because you're here. You started out with that trait. Choose to run with that and never look back!
By Spencer Schmidt6 years ago in Motivation
Out & About With #RandomThoughts
--- It has been a very challenging Month in many ways. Although it was a month of reflection and engagement, it was also a month that saw how our World as we knew it ended thanks to a Virus. I also joined the Virtual Earth Day Celebrations as Ed Begley Jr. and His Daughter hosted a Virtual Worldwide event - and also caught comments by World War Zero hosted by John Kerry. I look forward to continued engagements with them as I have already been contributing to the Earth Day App.
By Mike Pouraryan6 years ago in Motivation
The Joy of Loving More
I look at this picture and I think that the hopes of my sister Adriene who passed in 2008, are going to come true. Her only daughter, Autumn, my niece, is one of the great joys of my life. We have always had a special relationship but it certainly grew during fairly difficult moments in our lives. These days, a senior at the University of Michigan, soon to graduate with a degree in psychology and a path through law school to change the world, Uncle's sweetie girl wants to spread her smart, pretty wings and not have Uncle so fixated on her every move because it's a 'pandemic, and you gotta be safe.
By Marcus R Holmes6 years ago in Motivation
