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Testing , testing, 123! Curious about if anyone is still active on this platform.
How many people out there view money as freedom? Isn't freedom the most important thing we can have as humans? Freedom to create what we want. To live how we want. To write our life story how we want?
With all of the noise and junk that's floating around constantly on our phones and computers these days, it's not surprising that our minds are filled with clutter. It's not easy to remove that menta…
One of the central keys to happiness is laughing & enjoying yourself.
It goes without saying but life is a lot better when we're doing the things that make us happy. The problem is, too few of us actually make time to do those things. We justify away why we can't make…
Doing just ONE positive thing in the morning has the potential to change your day. Something as simple as push-ups, writing, or reading a book before work can be transformative. Try it out!
Hard work isn't something you do once or twice and then forget about. It has to be a part of who you are. It doesn't always look like 10 or 12 hour days either. It's doing the things you need to do t…
Consistency is the hardest piece of the puzzle on the way to success. Why? Because it's constant, committed action. It's not a one-time thing. It's part of who you are If you can figure out the cons…
I'm curious how many people are still on Steemit, reading my blog posts. If you're here and reading this, throw a comment below. If not, then I guess it's just the bots on here :)
Saying no is a superpower. People often want us to do things that we know aren't in our best interest. Saying no frees up time, stress, and allows us to focus on what's important.