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Create Calm and Happy Living
Your home is your kingdom, and your kingdom should always encourage positive and relaxing feelings. When you come home to a beautiful, peaceful and calm environment, your mood will follow, and you'll instantly relax and feel safer.
By Jodie Rowe29 days ago in Motivation
Staying Ordinary on Purpose. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Introduction: When Life Does Not Turn Into a Story At some point, many people realize that their life is not turning into a dramatic narrative.
By Chilam Wong29 days ago in Motivation
Can A Person Really Be Bored to Death?
I have heard people say, “I am bored to death.” Most of us have said it at some point.” Can anyone really die from boredom? Or is that just dramatic exaggeration—or could boredom actually be deadly?
By Margaret Minnicks29 days ago in Motivation
Little Women, Matriarch & Patriarch: Power, Identity, And Choice
In literature, culture, and everyday life, the tension between matriarch and patriarch has long shaped how families, societies, and identities are formed. From classic novels like Little Women to modern conversations about leadership and gender roles, the debate between patriarchal vs matriarchal systems continues to evolve. Today, many voices are reclaiming authority and declaring with confidence: “I’ll be the matriarch in this life.”
By Matriarchs Media29 days ago in Motivation
For 2026 — If You Starve Your Friendship — It Will Wither And Die
“She isn’t answering her phone?” Vella snapped, slamming the receiver down. The rage in her body sends the phone off her desk onto the floor.
By Annelise Lords 29 days ago in Motivation
Simplicity, Patience, and Success
For a long time, I believed success had to be loud. I thought it needed speed, pressure, and constant struggle. I chased more—more money, more recognition, more progress—without stopping to ask myself what it was costing me.
By Fazal Hadi29 days ago in Motivation
10 Truths About Motivation I Learned the Hard Way
Motivation used to feel like a promise I kept breaking. I would wake up inspired, make big plans, and swear, This is the day everything changes. By evening, that energy was gone. Guilt replaced hope. And I told myself the same lie again: I’ll try harder tomorrow.
By Fazal Hadi29 days ago in Motivation
Failure Is Proof You’re Trying: Why Setbacks Matter More Than We Think
“Failure is proof you’re trying” is more than just a motivational slogan — it reflects a deep truth about how we grow, learn, and innovate.
By Stories Today29 days ago in Motivation
Why You Want Your Business Coach To Be Trained In Psychophysiology
When I began my career in leadership development... I thought I had figured out the secret ingredient that was missing in the world of business.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)30 days ago in Motivation
The Long Game of Becoming. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Introduction: The Phase No One Talks About There is a stage in personal growth that is rarely discussed because it is neither exciting nor impressive. It is the phase where you are no longer a beginner, but not yet someone others admire. You are competent enough to see how far you still have to go, and experienced enough to realize that shortcuts do not exist.
By Chilam Wong30 days ago in Motivation
Are Deep Thinkers Losers?
Inspired by: Why People Who Think Too Much Lose So Much by William Claude Why People Who Think Too Much Lose So Muchhttps://medium.com/illumination/why-people-who-think-too-much-lose-so-much-4eb5a321fab0
By Annelise Lords 30 days ago in Motivation
Why the Hardest Battles Are Fought Inside Your Mind
Every human being is fighting a battle that the world cannot see. We wake up, smile, go to work, scroll through social media, and pretend everything is fine—while inside, our mind is questioning our worth, our direction, and our purpose. This silent war within is the most exhausting conflict of all, because there are no visible wounds, yet the damage can be lifelong.
By Irfan Aliabout a month ago in Motivation