self help

Self help, because you are your greatest asset.

The Day I Finally Stopped Trying to Be Perfect
I used to think perfection was the price of love. If I looked flawless, worked harder than everyone else, and never messed up, people would stay. They’d approve of me. They’d call me enough.
By Dadullah Danish3 months ago in Motivation
How to Trust Yourself Again After Being Betrayed or Abused
When someone betrays you, especially someone you loved, depended on, or let into your heart, the damage doesn’t end when the relationship does. What lingers is something deeper and quieter: a loss of trust in yourself.
By Stacy Valentine3 months ago in Motivation
The Fire You Thought You Lost. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
There are people who rise fast. People who shine early. People who seem to move through life with effortless certainty. This is not a story about them.
By Chilam Wong3 months ago in Motivation
The Greatest Challenge Of Gaining Knowledge
To become an Expert or Master requires you to gain knowledge. Indeed, there are many Experts and Masters who are extremely knowledgeable in many respects.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)3 months ago in Motivation
You're Allowed to Grow Slowly: Why Gentle Progress Still Counts
We live in a world obsessed with speed. Fast results, instant responses, quick success, microwave healing, overnight breakthroughs. Everything is measured in “how fast” and “how much.”
By Stacy Valentine3 months ago in Motivation
Turning Setbacks Into Stepping Stones: The Power of Resilience
In life, we all face setbacks. Some are small, like a missed opportunity, while others are major, like the loss of a job or the end of an important relationship. But what truly defines us is not how many setbacks we experience, but how we choose to respond to them. It’s the ability to turn adversity into an opportunity that separates those who succeed from those who give up.
By The Insight Ledger 3 months ago in Motivation
Courage, Determination, and Success: The Three Secrets Every Person Must Know
Life is a journey, and like any journey, it’s rarely a smooth ride. Along the way, we encounter bumps, detours, and sometimes, long stretches of road that seem to go nowhere. There are moments when it feels like everything is falling apart, and we wonder if it’s worth continuing. The truth, however, is that success isn’t about avoiding failure, nor is it about having it all figured out from the beginning. Success is about learning how to rise after every fall and finding strength in the face of adversity.
By Amanullah3 months ago in Motivation
I Slammed the Door On Low Self-Esteem
For most of my life I have struggled with low self-esteem. I have always been different and for years I considered that to be a bad thing. I realize now that being different is my greatest strength.
By Michelle Henderson3 months ago in Motivation
Why “Just Start” Is the Best Hack Ever
We live in a world obsessed with hacks - time hacks, productivity hacks, fitness hacks, even happiness hacks. Yet, among all the clever shortcuts and step-by-step systems, one stands above them all. It’s deceptively simple, wildly powerful, and almost impossible to argue against. It’s the ultimate hack for success, creativity, and personal growth: “Just start.”
By Emma Ade3 months ago in Motivation
I Lost Everything and Found Myself
There was a time when I thought I had everything figured out. My plans, my friends, my future—it all looked perfect from the outside. I had a stable routine, people who seemed to care, and dreams that felt close enough to touch. But sometimes life has a quiet way of taking everything away to show you what truly matters.
By Jack Nod3 months ago in Motivation
When Purpose Meets Power: How Influential Women Shape What’s Next
Power alone can move things, but purpose gives that movement meaning. In a world driven by metrics, noise, and speed, a new kind of leadership is rising - one where vision, empathy, and authenticity define influence. At the heart of this shift are the influential women who are not just leading industries but reshaping the way leadership itself looks and feels.
By influentialwomenmagazine3 months ago in Motivation
RECOVERY
Progress is achieved through incremental catalytic change. One must always lead the change necessary, to advocate for animal and human welfare. Preventative care is facilitated through the act of addressing the underlying core roots and issues that contribute to systematic malfunctions or injustices. Through the act of awareness, continuous learning, and objective methodical analysis one then impartially and objectively discerns peaceful solutions and resolutions that restores harmony, balance, peace, and congruence. Working collaboratively with community partners at all levels to bring about instrumental and impactful care to communities in need, enhances unification, systematic methodical approaches based in rationality and unconditional love, through supportive measures and outreach initiatives to help those less fortunate or in need. Collaboration combats outdated narratives and stigmas, counters denial of access to essential programs, initiatives, and services, and collapses barriers to access for continued care. Objective data, and encouraging colleagues and community members to address the underlying issues which contribute to injustice, facilitates recovery, acknowledgement, reconciliation for past acts of ignorance, injustices, or measures of hatred or intolerance which were deemed as normative or acceptable within the confines of the past.
By ELISABETH BABARCI 3 months ago in Motivation