You are smarter, stronger, and braver than you think!! Though it sounds simple, resetting your life is one of the bravest decisions you can take. It is not like swapping an old computer for a new one or getting a new apartment. No! This is real life. Reseting your life has to do with bringing all your human faculties and reasoning into play; to make and enforce a decision. Sometimes, you can be faced with uncertainties and unplanned events that disrupt your life, and you are stuck in the middle of the mess, looking for a way to escape and reset your life. For instance, the post-pandemic era has left…
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You’re Never Too Old To Reinvent Yourself: How To Re-invent Yourself
It is never too old or late to change that career path, start that class, go on that trip, start a new business, or fall in love. Reinvention is a mental game that strengthens your brain, mind and body to start over again. You probably may be saying, “I’m 50 years old; why will I have to reinvent myself? I’m just going to wait here and die.” Do you know that you can reinvent yourself and create a better legacy for yourself in your old age? Look at Colonel Sanders; after suffering from depression in his adult life and retiring from the military, he formed KFC at age 65, which…
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Money Management Tips For Millennials
The cost of living in 2022 has made everyone think carefully about how they’re spending their money; especially with the costs of everyday goods and services like rent, gas and groceries rising. Whether you’ve been saving for years or are just getting started, now is the perfect time to reevaluate your savings strategy to set yourself up for success in the future. Consider these tips to help guide you through your savings journey. Prepare your Budget To better understand your budget, it’d be best to look at the breakdown cost of the goods and services in your budget a year ago versus some new, good ways to budget in…
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Can Reading Reduce Stress? 10 reasons why you should read more often
It’s amazing how reading benefits us, from enlightening our minds, to improving our focus, and exposing us to knowledge. One benefit of reading that most people don’t know about, is that it reduces stress. Sounds amazing, right? Can reading reduce stress? Reading helps to reduce stress by diverting your mind and attention into something different, rather than your present state, which improves your mental health and promotes longevity. In addition to being a great stress reliever, there are other amazing reasons why you have to develop a good reading habit, and read more often. Can Reading Reduce Stress? Knowledge-Enhancement Civilization has modified a lot, and the process…
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5 Things I wish I knew in my 20s
Experience they say is a hard teacher, because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards. There are a lot of people who if given the chance would go back in time and change a lot of things. Unfortunately, you can’t turn back the hands of time. There are so many things I know now that if I had known about 10 years ago, I would have acted differently on, and also have different results. I cannot count the number of things I wish I had known in my 20s, maybe I did know them but I didn’t just plain priority on putting them to practice. Do you…
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Life Begins at the End of your Comfort Zone
Somebody pinch me!! I want to be successful ? but I don’t want to break a sweat!! So!! how on Earth am I ever going to be successful? it’s just a lot easier to deal with all of life’s struggles from the side of convenience. So this is me, In my living room, in my pajamas away from all the hustle and bustle. it feels as if life unleashes a new batch of troubles every single day! It is natural human tendency to want to find a great way to manage all of life’s woes without breaking a sweat. But that’s not how it works!! …
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10 Tips On How To Prevent Success Burnout As A Young Professional
You’re successful. Congratulations! After years of hard work and planning, you’ve finally achieved that promotion you dreamed about for so long. You now have a new title and an important seat at the executive meeting room table. The future seems bright as you look forward to the opportunity to make your mark on your organization or company. But after some time has passed, you start feeling as if something is missing. Your old friends from college invite you out for drinks after work, but these events no longer excite you like they used to. Your life feels bland and unsatisfying—and it didn’t used to be this way! What…