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How to become motivated to become the best version of yourself.
Living Your Truth
Recently, I watched a television show in which first-graders were discussing their truth. They were saying unbelievable things about discovering and recognizing their truth. They also emphasized what their truth was. They seemed to be confident about what they were saying. The six-year-old boys and girls were talking about the same things that are heard in adult conversations about their orientation.
By Margaret Minnicks12 days ago in Motivation
The Quiet Side Hustle That Changed Everything
Sophie was the kind of person no one noticed. At 27, she worked a steady office job, arrived on time, left on time, and blended perfectly into the background. She didn’t complain loudly, didn’t boast about big dreams, and didn’t post motivational quotes online. To most people, Sophie’s life looked ordinary... safe, predictable, and unremarkable.
By MIGrowth12 days ago in Motivation
The Nightingale and the Rose
A young student sat in his dimly lit room, clutching a book he could not read. He was heartbroken because the professor’s daughter had told him she would dance with him at the ball only if he brought her a red rose. His garden held no red roses, only white and yellow blooms, and he felt powerless and defeated. The student lamented that true love often demanded impossible sacrifices.
By Malak Faisal12 days ago in Motivation
THE CRYSTAL EGG
Near the crowded streets of Seven Dials stood a small, dirty curiosity shop owned by Mr. Cave, a nervous old dealer in antiquities and natural specimens. His shop window displayed oddities—skulls, stuffed animals, fishing tools, and among them a brilliantly polished crystal egg.
By Faisal Khan12 days ago in Motivation
Kerala’s Youngest Organ Donor: How a 10-Month-Old Baby Saved Five Lives
In the Indian state of Kerala, a 10-month-old baby girl has saved five lives by donating her organs, a decision that would not have been possible without her father’s courage. Her father, Arun Abraham, recalled a lecture he had heard during his college days—one he never forgot—and it ultimately gave him the strength to donate his daughter’s organs, saving five people. His daughter, Ellen Sherren Abraham, has become the youngest organ donor in Kerala. She had been severely injured in a car accident some time ago. Her liver and one kidney have already been transplanted into two critically ill children, while her heart valve, second kidney, and eyes will be matched with needy patients at three hospitals in Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi. Arun, 33, said, “When the doctor told us that our daughter was brain dead, we were devastated. It was a difficult decision, but when I discussed it with my wife, she said we should donate her organs to save lives.” Arun explained that in 2013, a priest from the Kidney Foundation, Father Davis, gave a lecture about organ donation at his college. “At the time, I was a B.Com student, and that day I vowed that if anything ever happened to me, I would donate my organs.” Dr. Eshwar H, Professor of Neurosurgery at Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute of Medical Sciences and Technology, said, “This is very encouraging. Ellen has changed people’s perception of organ transplantation in the country.
By Real content12 days ago in Motivation
I’m 25 and I Lost 22 kg Without Starving Myself
My name is Elina. I’m 25 (almost 26), and I’m finally halfway to the body I’ve wanted for years. I’m not a fitness coach or a nutritionist. I’m just a regular woman who got tired of starting over again and again.
By Elina Atnagulova14 days ago in Motivation
Choose Your Hard: Growth Hurts, But so Does Staying the Same
There is a moment everyone reaches eventually, the moment when staying the same starts to hurt more than changing. At first, staying where you are feels easier. Familiar. Predictable. You know the routines, the expectations, the limits. Even if you’re unhappy, at least you understand the shape of your discomfort. It becomes something you can navigate without thinking.
By Stacy Valentine15 days ago in Motivation
