Quote

9 STEPS BECOME A WEALTH . Content Warning.
1. Set Clear Financial Goals - Identify what wealth means to you and set specific, measurable, and time-bound goals.
By MR AHMETHabout a year ago in BookClub
Tamil Novels List
Here is a list of popular Tamil novels: 1. Ponniyin Selvan by Kalki Krishnamurthy 2. Sivagamiyin Sabatham by Kalki Krishnamurthy
By Novelstamil.comabout a year ago in BookClub
Ramanichandran Novels Online Reading. AI-Generated.
Discover Ramanichandran Novels Online: An Immersive Reading Experience Ramanichandran, a renowned name in contemporary literature, has captivated readers with her enchanting storytelling and compelling narratives.
By Novelstamil.com2 years ago in BookClub
Believer
Once upon a time, in a small, tranquil village nestled between rolling hills and ancient forests, lived a young woman named Elara. Elara was known far and wide for her unwavering belief in the power of hope and kindness. Her faith wasn’t tied to any specific doctrine or dogma; rather, it was a deep, personal conviction that goodness could transform lives and make the world a better place.
By Clinton2 years ago in BookClub
3 Learnings from "GEETA"
In exploring the teachings of "The Great Geeta," the individual discovered three transformative lessons that profoundly impacted their understanding of life and human interaction. Those three important lessons are listed below :
By Vashundhara2 years ago in BookClub
Unlock Your Potential: Transformative Self-Help Books You Need to Read
In the journey of personal growth and self-improvement, the right self-help book can be a game-changer. Whether you're looking to build better habits, find inner peace, or shift your perspective on life's challenges, the right book can provide the insights and motivation you need. Here are three highly recommended self-help books that can truly transform your life:
By smoky quartz2 years ago in BookClub
Terry Southern’s “Now Dig This: The Unspeakable Writings of Terry Southern (1950 – 1995)”
Another book review… Yeah, I know. You would prefer it if I wrote one of my smart-ass poems, or finally finished that multi-chapter piece that could possibly be a very interesting book or made-for-public-domain movie. You may even like my stories and other essays. But here’s the thing: I am on the last day of my volunteer service with a film festival, the heat warning we have received is still on (that threat of thunder, lightning and much-needed rain seems like a cruel joke), and I have very little time to tell you all about the reading companion I have taken with me as I worked too often for free in the steam and humidity of my adopted city.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in BookClub
'Stay away from fixings you don't have the foggiest idea': 25 of the best handled food varieties you can purchase in the UK
We know that eating super handled food varieties (UPFs) expands the gamble of a few persistent illnesses. What we don't know is precisely why. "Researchers have not arrived at an agreement on what it is about UPFs that makes eats less carbs high in these food sources so hurtful," says Kimberley Wilson, the creator of Natural. It very well may be on the grounds that they are high in fat, salt and sugar; low in fiber; low in micronutrients; or that they influence the stomach microbiome. It very well may be the entirety of the abovementioned.
By Arif zaman2 years ago in BookClub
THE MASTER KEY- Chapter 6
TO ERR IS HUMAN… Joshua Asogli was a native of a village in the Volta Region. He lived happily with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asogli who were doing well as farmers.
By Kelvin Sena Datsa2 years ago in BookClub
Journal Prose Chronicles: What’s Right With You?
*Journal Prose Chronicles: What’s Right With You?** In a world often fixated on flaws and shortcomings, it’s a refreshing endeavor to turn our focus towards what’s right with us—the strengths, virtues, and qualities that define our uniqueness and resilience. This exploration delves into the beauty of individuality and the intrinsic value of our positive attributes. At the core of each person lies a tapestry of strengths waiting to be acknowledged and celebrated. These strengths come in various forms—some overt and easily recognized, others subtle yet profound in their impact. Take, for instance, the quiet strength of empathy. In a society that often praises assertiveness and ambition, the ability to empathize deeply with others is a profound gift. It bridges gaps, fosters understanding, and cultivates connections that transcend superficial boundaries. Courage, another cornerstone of human spirit, manifests in myriad ways. It’s not just the bravery exhibited in grand gestures but also the quiet resolve to face adversity with unwavering determination. Whether it’s the courage to speak up for justice, confront personal fears, or simply to persist in the face of setbacks, courage is a beacon that guides us through the storms of life. Creativity, often associated with artistic endeavors, extends far beyond painting or composing music. It’s the innovative thinking that finds solutions to complex problems, the ability to see possibilities where others see obstacles, and the capacity to infuse everyday tasks with imagination and flair. Creativity is a wellspring of inspiration that enriches our lives and propels us towards new horizons. Resilience, forged through challenges and setbacks, embodies the human capacity to bounce back stronger than before. It’s the tenacity to persevere in the face of adversity, to learn and grow from failures, and to emerge with newfound wisdom and strength. Resilience nurtures hope and fortitude, anchoring us during turbulent times and reminding us of our inherent capacity for endurance. Kindness, often portrayed as a simple virtue, holds transformative power. It’s the warmth of a smile, the generosity of spirit, and the selflessness that seeks to alleviate the burdens of others. Kindness fosters compassion and builds communities rooted in empathy and mutual support. In a world often marked by division, kindness serves as a unifying force that transcends differences and nurtures harmony. Humility, a quiet strength often overshadowed by louder virtues, reflects a grounded sense of self-awareness and openness to growth. It’s the willingness to acknowledge our limitations, learn from others, and celebrate the achievements of those around us. Humility fosters genuine connections and cultivates an environment where collaboration and mutual respect thrive. Optimism, amidst uncertainty and challenges, illuminates paths of possibility. It’s the belief in brighter tomorrows, the resilience to find silver linings in adversity, and the unwavering faith that every setback is a stepping stone towards growth. Optimism fuels perseverance and inspires others to navigate life’s twists and turns with hope and resilience. Each of these virtues and strengths, woven into the fabric of our being, defines our individual journey and enriches the tapestry of humanity. Embracing what’s right with us involves not only recognizing these qualities within ourselves but also nurturing and sharing them with the world around us. It’s a testament to our capacity for growth, compassion, and resilience—a celebration of the human spirit in its myriad expressions. In conclusion, as we navigate the complexities of life, let us pause to reflect on what’s right with us—the strengths, virtues, and qualities that make us uniquely ourselves. Let us celebrate the richness of our individuality and the transformative power of our positive attributes. For in honoring what’s right with us, we illuminate the path towards a more compassionate, resilient, and harmonious world
By Saira2 years ago in BookClub
'#3's a Charm', or You Know the Old Saying About Assumptions...
...no- not THAT old saying. The one from the book The Four Agreements. It's a simple three word agreement that will likely take the rest of my life to master:
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in BookClub
Rising Above the Shadows
Once upon a time, in a small, quiet town, there lived a young woman named Emily. Her life was filled with dreams and aspirations, but it seemed the world was determined to keep her from reaching them. Emily grew up in a modest household where financial struggles were a constant burden. Her father worked long hours at a factory, and her mother took on multiple jobs to make ends meet. Despite their efforts, the family often found it difficult to put food on the table.
By Paul U2 years ago in BookClub