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Source:https://medium.com/ By:Thomas Oppong Photo by David Beatz on Unsplash How to apply the most powerful force in the universe to every area of your life. You probably know the effects compound growth can have on an investment over a number of years. With a long enough time and a sufficiently high-interest rate, the growth is always impressive. Warren Buffett […]
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Source:https://blog.onlywomen.com/ By:Kris Gage Don’t worry, “Gifts” people. We love you. Gary Chapman had a good thing going when he introduced us to “love languages” — the way each of us best understands and prefers to receive love from others, broken down into five (acts of service, gifts, physical touch, words of affirmation and quality time)— more than 20 years ago. […]
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Source: https://medium.com/ By: Nils Salzgeber John Wooden was a legendary basketball coach at the University of California, Los Angeles. During his last 12 years as a coach there, he won 10 championships, including seven in a row, and including an 88-game winning streak. Some people say he was the greatest basketball coach ever. Some say […]
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Source: https://medium.com/ By: Kris Gage You hear it so often, either from potential partners telling you why it won’t work, or friends talking about their relationships, or from your own mouth, to someone else. Right person. Wrong time. But in reality, there’s no such thing. On the one hand: Yes — CONTEXT IS KING! And there are totally going […]
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Source:https://theascent.pub/ By: Anthony Moore Photo: wee lee on Unsplash “An individual is free only to the extent of his own self-mastery. Those who will not govern themselves are condemned to find masters to govern over them.” -Steven Pressfield 1. Don’t Watch Commercials Commercials offer you virtually 0% value. They are psychologically designed to capture your attention and […]
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Source: https://medium.com/ By:Melissa Chu Photo credit: Thought Catalog Reading is dead. The nature of books has evolved. Society and technology have changed. Forcibly, our approach to reading has taken on new forms to accommodate a different way of life. The question is: For better or worse? Previously, I talked about the science behind reading books versus watching television, […]
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Source:https://medium.com/ By:Tony Fahkry Photo by Christopher Ruel on Unsplash Happiness Is A Fleeting State “It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love is well done.” ― Vincent van Gogh Consider the following narrative depicting how inspiration presents itself in […]
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Source: https://medium.com/ photo credit: IRVING MARTINEZ By: Melissa Chu The deadliest peacetime disaster in New Zealand’s history occurred on November 28, 1979. A flight was scheduled for takeoff at 8 am from Auckland International Airport. The aim was to provide passengers with an aerial sightseeing experience showcasing breathtaking views of Antarctica. By 9 pm on the same […]
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Source:https://blog.usejournal.com/ By:Sophie Yang Photo by Tim Gouw on Unsplash Does this sound familiar? You’re talking to someone, and something in their tone sounds off; uninterested, tired — bored, even. Even after you stop talking to them and get on with your day, all you can think is: Did I do something? Are they mad at me? Or am I just a super boring […]
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Source:https://medium.com/ By:Kris Gage It’s all going to work out fine in the end. For years, “everything will be okay” was one of my favorite phrases. I still like it, but after an improv instructor pointed out that it’s the sort of thing people say when they have nothing else to say, I kind of agreed and […]
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