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Your haters are low key obsessed with you 🤫
Don’t be fooled, success doesn’t silence your haters. In fact, they get louder the more you succeed. What kills me about these types of people is they gather a smear campaign against you. Theses types of individuals usually tend to surround themselves around other people who don’t like you. Usually in order to support their claims and to bash you even more. Usually, they will use a friend, a coworker, or even a romantic interest to gather tidbits of information about you. They desperately scramble for an angle through whatever means to find out where you live, where you work, what you do for a living. They use this information to spread gossip and spread lies about you, all the while not even knowing what’s really going on in your life. And will even go as far stalking your workplace and the area you live just to watch you. Digging through your personal things for any dirt or information they can find on you, doing background checks, all types of desperate things that make them look even more crazy and delusional than they already are. They will even ask around about you, if they can’t find any information online or through means of social media. In some cases, they’d go as far as trying to sabotage your job by lying on you to ruin your professional reputation as well, hating that people see you in such a good light. All the while stalking your social media profiles, if you have one, but claiming that they hate you, or that they can’t stand you. No one exhausts that much energy if they really don’t like you. In fact, a person who genuinely doesn’t like you knows nothing about you and quite frankly doesn’t care to. But the sad part is, they will never admit that they really do like/respect you in some way or another, not even to themselves.
By Monique Williams6 years ago in Motivation
10 Women Who Inspire Me. Top Story - March 2020.
In honor of March being Women's History Month I thought I would reflect on some of the women in my community who inspire me. Some of these women I've met personally, and some of them I admire from a distance- (I see you girl- keep doing you!). I think that as a woman it's important to honor and recognize when we see others doing something that inspires us. Even if it's something we would never pursue ourselves, the fact that watching someone else can give us the energy and motivation to create a life that we love living, is pretty amazing.
By Laura Odegard6 years ago in Motivation
The Moment
A moment is a piece of time that happens in an instant. In this moment you wonder how you will react. From the build up to the main attraction the moment is a memory that either stays with you or becomes a forgot memory where you don't remember it.
By The Kind Quill6 years ago in Motivation
Oh, You’re Unhappy?
Life seems to have a mysterious way of doing things. Some may claim that everything life has dealt them has been a great misfortune. They don't have the job they want, they're not making enough money, and they're unlucky. I've always wondered why so many people go through life with unfulfilled dreams. Why are so many people in the world unhappy? Why do people work in jobs they absolutely loathe? Why are people that want to be rich so poor?
By Hino6 years ago in Motivation
What Buddha Can Teach us about Going Big
February is the official month of giving up on year resolutions. I certainly have been struggling to keep up with mine. My background is in business development, which makes me prone to planning, setting deadlines and milestones. As I don't seem to reach my expectations and lose my motivation, I can't stop thinking of Buddha.
By Aline Müller6 years ago in Motivation
The Art Of Being Successful
The key to being successful is patience! You must remember Rome wasn't built overnight. There's no such thing as a overnight success. Even those who had content that went viral put in work prior to the content that got them noticed by the world. Before thinking of becoming successful you have to realize the difference between being rich and being successful. I'm sure you can think of one or more celebrity or even a once established business that went bankrupt. The complete opposite of being successful! It's not about where you start as long as you start, progress is progress no matter the speed. An important part to being successful is to keep striving and dont worry about where you are as far as progress but think of the end result you wish to achieve. Not only will this help to keep you motivated but you will seem to attract the level of success you long for.
By Michael Winston6 years ago in Motivation
Excuses Are For Assholes
So relax, that means I was an asshole long before you were. I was 30 years old when I decided to sit down and write morning pages based on Julia Cameron's amazing book, The Artists Way. Check out my site and you’ll see a great article by Gina Soldano that goes in-depth on this. For our purposes here, this is where my excuses ended.
By Eric Carasella6 years ago in Motivation
3 Ways Your Critique Group Might Be Destroying Your Writing
Anyone who has been writing for more than a few minutes has likely heard about the benefits of joining a critique group. The theory is that such groups offer helpful insights so the individual writers can hone their craft and improve their stories while also providing accountability, networking, and support.
By Nanette M. Day6 years ago in Motivation
Beware the Alter Ego!!
Every time I create an alter ego, the fucker gets kick-ass famous! My first alter ego's name was, or rather, is, a gentleman who goes by the name of Trey Donaldson and he became Canada's biggest Bisexual Male Porn star( I kid you not!) who made it huge by hosting a groundbreaking sex information XXX website for all Men, alone or with partner(s), and regardless of their sexual orientation. I filmed 74 episodes and they were bought up like candy by the large XXX websites of the day so that they could offer my series to the millions of their members or paid subscribers who paid a monthly fee to access the content they provided(you know the drill…). What happened next sealed his, or rather MY, fate. The absolute, definitetive BIBLE OF PORN - The Adult Video News(AVN.com) dubbed him, or rather ME, ’the sexy Male equivalent to Dr. Ruth Westheimer,’ hand he/I just took off faster than I could catch up to him/ME. Actually, he/I skyrocketed to fame from 2002 to 2006. IT was CRAZY! It was quite a ride and yes, I actually DO know Miss Jenna Jameson and Ron Jeremy personally and I’ve got the photos and video to prove it! ( NOT Ron Jeremy - that’s just GROSS! But I did film an Interview about his <NOT> Penis Enlargement Pills. I did some cocain in a stairwell with him when we co-hosted a booth at the ‘Everything To do With Sex’ show, for a whole weekend back in 2002 at the Vancouver Convention and Trade Centre at Canada Place. I had just recently left employment there as a ‘cater-waitor’, so you could imagine the fun I had running arou7nd that place with a reciprocating dildo machine, terrorizing my former colleagues! It was a great weekend for Terry(That’s my REAL name, but more about the guy who runs the show, in a moment…)
By Terry Groom6 years ago in Motivation
The Magic of David Gichner
Hi! My name is David Gichner and I'm a 15-year-old magician. Back when I was 8 years old I saw a magic show and from that moment, my life changed, but I didn't realize it at first. I was just like every other 8 year old, I looked up magic tricks on youtube then performed them for my friends. I told everyone that I want to be a magician when I grow up but I was still young. I even decided to start a youtube channel and I taught some tricks that I learned from magic kits or other youtube videos. The years went on and I still said I wanted to be a magician as a career. I continued to see magic shows whenever I could. I was a little kid at the time though and I couldn't keep focus forever. When I turned 9 I started a business. At 10 years old, I did magic at 2 of my friend's little sister's birthday parties. That business didn't last very long because I was very young. I still loved magic but I didn't learn magic daily, I took tons of long breaks from it and then would come back to it occasionally. When I was 11 I realized that people don't want to hire a 10-year-old for their kid's birthday party. At this time I still practiced magic but only on certain occasions. This was until later on...
By David Gichner6 years ago in Motivation
