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How to become motivated to become the best version of yourself.
How to Actually Follow Through with a New Year's Resolution
Every year, millions of people make New Year’s Resolutions, but less than 5% actually follow-through with them. Most of us start the new year with a new goal, a new habit we want to implement, a new version of ourselves that we want to create, but most of us don’t make it past January.
By Francesca Mamlin7 years ago in Motivation
Does It Offend You?
Sometimes we find people, comments or things offensive and we decide to react in a way that is not always becoming. Sometimes this turns into an argument or heated discussion. People expressing their opinions can create feelings and emotions within us, especially when that particular opinion doesn’t sit well with our ideology or morals. Maybe even your religion prevents you from accepting someone else’s opinion.
By Shiny7 years ago in Motivation
How to Love Yourself
I am a firm believer that one of the most important things in life is self love. You will always be there for yourself and it's not like you can break up. But the sad part about that is that mostly everyone at some point in life will fall out of love with themselves.
By nk7 years ago in Motivation
Three Rules for Staying Motivated
I work from home. That means I own my time, but at a cost: I am always lacking in motivation! At a traditional job you might have a boss grilling you and pushing you towards a deadline, but when you’re self employed that falls on you.
By Chris Gutteridge7 years ago in Motivation
5 Tips to Boost Self Confidence
We all have those days where our beating heart seems like it’s about to pop out. Sometimes you can’t help it, we get nervous over a lot of things. Because of embarrassment? Insecurity? Introversion? Well if I could help it in any way, I would. Self confidence isn’t always the easiest thing grasp.
By Mari Jade7 years ago in Motivation
How to Manifest
Step 1: Find out what it is that you want to manifest. For many, this can be the most difficult part of the process. The Universe cannot bring you your desires if you don’t know the absolute specifics of what you want. If you are having a problem identifying your desire, think about (briefly) the things that you don’t want and write a list with the opposites of those things. Make sure your desire is something that you most definitely want with absolute certainty, or you will waste your time and energy with conflicting emotions.
By Smitten Kitten7 years ago in Motivation
Everyday Things to Be Grateful For
One of the key components of attracting positivity into your life is experiencing gratitude. Often, we fixate on the things that we don’t have rather than celebrating the abundance that surrounds us each and every day, which can throw us into a vicious cycle of feeling and attracting a lack of or less than we would like. Below, I have compiled a list of 10 things that most of us can feel grateful for this very moment.
By Smitten Kitten7 years ago in Motivation
Making a Change
Why can making a change be so difficult and yet, we all seem to change so much year to year? Have you ever tried your hand at a new lifestyle or hobby or mindset and failed but then you look back on yourself a year ago and realise how much your life has changed? When I think back to the last year, the last 5 years, even the last 10 years, I have a hard time relating to the person I was. Things have just changed so much and I didn't even try.
By M R Britton7 years ago in Motivation
The Unspoken Side Effects of Your Twenties
Your twenties are full of changes. Scary, fun, exciting, and anxiety provoking changes. And often times our control over those changes are extremely limited. I mean the chances of winning the lottery, limited. In your twenties you will probably face employment scarcity, career opportunities, pregnancies, weddings, life disasters, huge life milestones, and amazing new adventures.
By Amanda Neveu7 years ago in Motivation
Get Up and Rise
I wouldn’t say I ever had the “shine” part down of that whole, “rise and shine” thing growing up. Though, with the seasons of my life ever changing, so do my sleep patterns. Over the last couple of years, I've become more inclined to rise with the sun, enjoy my quiet time, and set my intentions for the day. This really developed in the fall of 2013, when I was embarking on a much less exotic, but just as muggy and invaluable, version of Eat, Pray, Love.
By Carly Bisogno7 years ago in Motivation
