Self-help

MY TOP 25 WOMAN OF EXCELLENCE
In honor of and celebration of Women’s History Month, I am exceptionally Excited ,and beyond fiery inspired and blessed beyond measure by All these women and there commitments. Mostly there impact in my and our hearts for the leadership that they’ve helped pave the way up until now and continually throughout the rest of our lives. Respectfully coming from me. A young woman who has been impacted!
By Rachael Frazier2 years ago in Chapters
Atomic Habits: The Small Changes that Transform Your Life
Welcome to a journey of self-discovery and personal growth, where we explore the profound impact of tiny habits on our lives.
By Han Rose2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 4: Elara from Goldkin Estate
Read Chapter 1 here: Read Chapter 2 here: Read Chapter 3 here: Chapter 4: Years passed, and Elara grew into a woman of depth, her days filled with work and her passions. From dabbling with web design to graphic design, she eventually found her safe space with writing. She carried on working in the corporate world, filling in shoes of roles within marketing departments and everything else under the sun - but her heart knew that writing for her go-to thing, and she quietly would write whenever time permitted.
By Manisha Dhalani2 years ago in Chapters
Is Success Luck or Hard Work?
During the unprecedented era of the COVID-19 lockdowns, a headline swiftly gained momentum across various platforms: "Nearly half of men say they do most of the homeschooling... ...three percent of women agree." This headline isn't raised here to spark a debate on who shoulders the most responsibility, but rather serves as a vivid illustration of a psychological phenomenon known as egocentric bias. This cognitive bias, prevalent among most individuals, manifests in the tendency to overestimate one's own contributions while underestimating the contributions of others. This tendency is pervasive, permeating various aspects of human behavior and perception.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
Fernweh
I woke, surprised and stunned to find myself in bed, in my adult body, and assaulted by the impertinent and shrill call of my wake-up alarm.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in Chapters
Unbreakable bonds
Introduction: In the vast landscape of anime, few series have captured the hearts of viewers quite like "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba." Beyond its breathtaking animation and intense battles, the series has resonated deeply with audiences due to its portrayal of the unbreakable bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood. Through the characters of Tanjiro and Nezuko Kamado, "Demon Slayer" showcases the power of love, trust, and unwavering support between siblings, inspiring viewers to reflect on the importance of these relationships in their own lives.
By Varsha2 years ago in Chapters
Tips on how to study effectively
During the arduous journey of medical residency, aspiring physicians are immersed in a world of intricate techniques, complex surgeries, and life-saving procedures. The stakes couldn't be higher; the difference between success and failure often boils down to the ability to recall these crucial skills swiftly and accurately, as lives hang in the balance. Reflecting on the pivotal role memory plays in such high-pressure situations, a groundbreaking research study conducted in 2006 aimed to unearth the secrets behind optimizing learning among surgical residents, particularly in the context of suturing arteries—a skill that demands precision and expertise.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
BUILD A POSITIVE ATTITUDE
ude acts as a living thread that weaves together moments of joy, flexibility and contentment. It is the compass that guides us through trials and triumphs, lighting the way with optimism and hope. Although challenges may arise, developing a positive attitude allows people to navigate life and difficult issues with grace and resilience, turning obstacles into opportunities for growth and fulfillment.
By MUZAMMIL KHAN N2 years ago in Chapters
Overcoming failure
In a groundbreaking 2019 research endeavor, a cohort exceeding 400 participants embarked on a journey to unravel the intricacies of a cryptic, fabricated language. Entrants were tasked with deciphering three sets of enigmatic symbols, each pair posing a distinct query such as discerning the representation of animate entities versus inanimate objects. Subsequently, following a brief intermission, participants encountered the same rune pairs, albeit with questions reversed—challenged to distinguish between living and non-living entities. However, unbeknownst to the players, a clandestine mechanism governed the proceedings: the responses furnished during the initial phase dictated the attributions of the symbols in the ensuing round. In the initial phase, participants were either bestowed with unerring validation irrespective of their responses or compelled to confront unrelenting failure. Consequently, at the juncture of the interlude, every contender found themselves on an equal footing, with identical reservoirs of knowledge to draw upon in the subsequent round. Yet, despite this ostensibly level playing field, the victors of the preliminary phase ascended to the summit of proficiency, while those consigned to failure found themselves mired in a perpetual cycle of inadequacy.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
How to make smart decisions
In a seminal 2011 study, researchers delved into the intricate dynamics of parole decisions by meticulously tracking a cohort of judges. These judicial arbiters were tasked with the weighty responsibility of determining whether incarcerated individuals deserved a shot at parole. While one might intuitively assume that factors such as the severity of the crime, the duration of the sentence, and the conduct of the prisoner would overwhelmingly dictate the outcome, the researchers unearthed a startling revelation: the timing of the parole hearing wielded an outsized influence on the judges' rulings. Astonishingly, inmates who appeared before the parole board in the morning were significantly more likely to be granted parole compared to their counterparts who underwent review in the afternoon, even when their criminal offenses and sentences mirrored each other in substance and gravity.
By Med Karim2 years ago in Chapters
I Don't Want To Die
Have you ever stopped to think about the effect that you will leave behind you when it is time to say goodbye? I'm not talking about fearing of the end, but more about the desire to make an effect an impact, a mark to be remembered for something good.
By MJ2 years ago in Chapters
Life structures of a Story
Woven Threads of Motherhood: A Journey of Choices, Sacrifices, and Unanswered Questions" Once, on a Friday night, a grand celebration unfolded to honor my mother's remarkable 40 years of service to the city. As tales were spun, reflections cast, and a movie chronicled her life, one story emerged, piercing my soul with its dark and difficult essence.
By khudai Noor2 years ago in Chapters