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The road to success is always under construction; share your equations for success — and learn some new ones.
The Perils of Leaving Everything Behind Because You Think You Are A Bossbitch...
It's as common for us to underestimate ourselves as we breathe. At least I know I have done it more often in a single busy day at work than I had coffee. And let me tell you, on a busy day I would end up having around six to eight cups of coffee. Yeah! I don't know how my organs are still functioning either. But what I have learned from this short life is that it's amazing how we don't even understand how often we OVERESTIMATE ourselves.
By Sumaiya Soha7 years ago in Motivation
You Live Your Dreams
Just recently I was privileged enough to work for the Aspen Skiing Company up in Snow-mass, and one of my coworkers would constantly reply "You live your dreams" to customers that would ask if they could ski a certain way or be a certain way. It was extremely catchy, and I came away wanting to use the phrase myself, and now I'm using it quite frequently with this kids camp that I'm working at over the summer. Yet, I feel there's a deeper lesson here—and one for adults. So often we're looking for our path, and our purpose, and what we're supposed to do in this life. What is the best way that we can help the world, and thus feel the most fulfilled. My good friend and mentor Cynthia Clark recently interviewed life coach Caryn McCurry in her podcast Life Is In Your Hands. In the episode Caryn goes on to explain that one of the main ways to discover your life's purpose and thus ease with success is to dig deep into what brought joy into your life as a child. I encourage everyone to follow this podcast as there is a lot of helpful tidbits, but this one point made a lot of sense to me. It tells us to dig in, and live our wild dreams.
By Sound And The Messenger7 years ago in Motivation
Excuses—The Cancer of Success
Innovation is an ongoing necessity in any culture, and I find that innovators all across the world are making a difference every day. Sadly more than ever I find myself exchanging knowledge with great minds who claim to be entrepreneurs, but never complete their vision. A true entrepreneur is more interested in solving a problem than gaining monetary results. The quandary most start-up "go-getters" face, is focusing on the imminent picture, versus what they are trying to accomplish in the long run. Instead of pivoting when adjustments are needed, it is easier to say, "I am not ready just yet."
By Ocean Desmore7 years ago in Motivation
Life Isn't Easy...
So... as this is my first post I thought I give some advice to you guys because everyone needs to be told at some point. I am 17 years old and I have been struggling recently and I thought I would share my experience and how to get over it.
By Courtney Ewington.7 years ago in Motivation
The Power of an Idea
According to the University of Southern California’s Laboratory of Neuroimaging, the average person has about 70,000 thoughts per day. That is about 45 thoughts per minute, and 2,700 thoughts per hour. Most likely, 90 percent of those thoughts are focused on the day-to-day habits and responsibilities that we take upon ourselves out of necessity. Where we go to eat, where we go shop for food, what to clean, and how to clean it, and the need to brush, dress, and groom ourselves, so that we look presentable to the world. However, what makes us stand out as a species is our ability to pull a few ideas from these thousands of thoughts that end up changing the world in some measurable way.
By Ben W7 years ago in Motivation
The UNBEATABLE Guide to Success
1. Create a pros and cons list. This is my absolute favorite way to make big decisions, honestly. Be completely real when doing it. Don’t just make a bunch of pointless bullets on one side. The more real the more accurate, the more accurate the closer you are to really knowing whether it’s all worth it. Really dig deep.
By bxtchmandz7 years ago in Motivation
Things to Remember No Matter How Successful You Become!
Success is not an easy task. It takes time, hard work, dedication to become successful. You need to work hard, and believe in yourself, and that all your dreams can come true. People may say that you cannot achieve something, and may laugh at you for having certain goals, but always remember no matter how much people criticize you, your time will come when you are dedicated to your work. Success comes to those who will try to achieve it. Always remember, once you succeed with your passion, never let the success get to your head. Here are the top seven things you should do when success comes in your way.
By Murshitha Mansoor Nasiff7 years ago in Motivation
How to Manifest an Abundant Life
Today, I wanted to share some of my ideas on how to create or manifest an abundant life for yourself, because, from my own experience, this is not something we are taught in school, or even encouraged to do, and we always want more money, but it's not something that is something we necessarily believe is possible and so, therefore, we don't try.
By Osana Lindsay7 years ago in Motivation
