5 Effective Ways to Rise from the Ashes r

By acknowledging the current situation, you are in a way introspecting. Do a reality check and find out the root causes of the present condition. If you think you made a mistake somewhere, admit it. Confess to yourself the deepest truths. And if you think you are in downfall because of your own acts, admit it and accept it. Continue reading

6 Ways to Beat Procrastination – on Big and Little Tasks r

Sometimes, a certain level of putting-things-off is a smart move. After all, if you’ve got a bunch of tasks on your list, you’re much better off prioritizing the important ones and letting the others slide for a few days, instead of running yourself into the ground trying to get everything done. Continue reading

How To Lower The Bar and Create Bigger Wins

Have you been procrastinating and getting nothing done? Maybe you’re spending countless hours reading and researching something so you won’t fail or make mistakes? Or maybe you have a big vision of what you want to do, but don’t know where to start? Continue reading

The Twin Paths to Self Esteem – Solitude and Relationship

There is no simple answer to this mystery for those who, as a child, have been significantly neglected, (not loved at all, or not enough), abused, (if one wanted to be generously callous about this cruelty, in opposition to neglect it would be called overstimulation), or loved too much (spoiled by being treated as royalty, often expressed in learning the cost of everything but the value of nothing.) Not to mention those with disabilities; another whole topic. Continue reading

The Key To Harmonious Relationships

Sometimes, you are so sure, so convinced that the other person is at fault, that, they should really mend themselves, and that, they don’t listen to you. However, this may be a biased perspective, it may only be your viewpoint, not shared by the other person or the rest of the world. It could easily be that you are not listening to the other person. Some even have two sets of rules. All it takes is a bit of self-reflection, self-dialog to see trees from woods. Continue reading

Why You Should and Shouldn’t Care About What Others Think of You

You look ahead in your life and just cower at the thought of challenges coming up, as if you already know you’re going to fail. When you meet new people you make a complete fool of yourself, sputtering nonsense from your mouth. When a friend stops talking to you for a day or two, your mind goes crazy with thoughts that perhaps you did something wrong. Continue reading