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In the village of Ali Pur, the air was often thick with the scent of dry earth and the weight of tradition. Life there functioned like a clock with a rusted spring—steady, predictable, and slow. The villagers lived by a singular philosophy: Kismet, or destiny. They believed that a man’s path was carved into his palm before he was even born. To challenge one's lot in life was seen not just as foolish, but as an affront to the natural order.
By Said Sadiq 2 months ago in Motivation
Holding the Line: Courage in the Face of Injustice
There are moments in history, and in everyday life, when the machinery of society seems to falter. Rules meant to protect, systems designed to safeguard, and authorities tasked with maintaining fairness sometimes fail. They falter not always out of malice, but through indifference, inertia, or simple oversight. Yet, in the spaces where these failures occur, a remarkable human quality often emerges: resilience. It is in these moments, when the world might expect retreat or silence, that individuals and communities discover an extraordinary courage—the courage to hold the line, to insist that fairness, safety, and normality are not negotiable.
By Algieba2 months ago in Motivation
Why Resilience Isn’t Always Recognized
There are forms of courage that go unnoticed. They do not make headlines, nor are they cheered in public spaces. Yet they exist, quietly, insistently, shaping lives and demanding acknowledgment in ways the world rarely sees. This kind of resilience is not always about dramatic gestures or immediate triumphs. It is about the slow, deliberate choice to face forces that are both unseen and unyielding, the decision to insist on fairness when it would be easier to remain silent.
By Algieba2 months ago in Motivation
PCOS. Does it really come with being a girl?
What is it? well Im sure you are well aware if you are reading this so I will not waste time explaining that. I have been dealing with this mysterious illness for the past three years and it became debilitating in the last year. To a point I couldn't even walk without feeling so exhausted I might faint. It was an electric shock that would take over my entire body and make me have this need for food. It was honestly the weirdest thing. It also hurt. It really hurt, i couldn't breathe and felt like I was having a seizure or something. The ones who get it get it.
By Ella Loftus2 months ago in Motivation
A MESSAGE FOR SURVIVORS
As a human rights advocate for global peace, and a survivor of sexual assault, I stand with all those that have endured systematic traumatic irreversible abuse by another. Advocacy must take place on a global scale to ensure fairness, unity, compassionate empathetic care and assistance to those in need at every level within the realms of society to ensure good governance and the right to protect. The nature of abuse is asynchronous, does not abide by a linear nature, and operates within the conscious abnormal nature of hate projected against another. Sexual assault, domestic abuse, and the cyclical nature of abandonment or silence leads to an erosion of justice, ethicality, and morality within society. As a survivor, it is my greatest hope that my work brings to light the nature of abuse and progressive peaceful restorative resolutions which can restore peace, dialogue, diplomacy, and reformative compassionate empathetic care.
By ELISABETH BABARCI 2 months ago in Motivation
Does The Truth Punish Us?
Raya came to me in tears, begging me to help her. An incident happened at Malcom and Plyers Investments where she worked. She and another employee allowed something terrible to go on. She cried for a week because she was called in for a meeting and was at risk of losing her job. Jennifer Scott, the employee, was the goddaughter of the company owner and didn’t obey the rules. She came to work late every day. Her friend clocked her in early using her phone, which she got from her when she arrived, whenever that was. She didn’t complete most of her assignments, and that increased the workload for Raya and her group of six. Raya and Zora were the only employees in the group who were aware of what was really happening. HR was aware, but because of who she was, they protected her and themselves.
By Annelise Lords 2 months ago in Motivation
The Online Side Hustle That Changed Everything
At 23, Ryan felt trapped. Every morning, he woke up before sunrise, squeezed into a crowded bus, and headed to a job that paid his bills... but drained his soul. The work wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t inspiring either. His paycheck disappeared the moment it arrived: rent, food, utilities, and a small loan he couldn’t seem to shake. By the end of each month, his bank balance hovered dangerously close to zero.
By MIGrowth2 months ago in Motivation
Un-more
**Un-More** I want to share a concept that has genuinely changed my life: the Un More Theory. It’s not a professional method or a clinical model — just something I’ve developed through real experience as a 40 year old mum of a two year old, living with medicated anxiety and learning how to rebuild my energy, confidence, and balance.
By Carolyn Sternes2 months ago in Motivation
Goal Setting for People Who are Done Shrinking
There comes a moment when you realize the problem was never your ambition, it was how small you kept making it. For years, maybe you set “reasonable” goals. Safe goals. Goals that wouldn’t stretch you too far, disappoint anyone, or expose you to the risk of failure. You told yourself you were being practical, realistic, grounded.
By Stacy Valentine2 months ago in Motivation
Reasons to Be of Good Cheer
A story is told about a parakeet that sang all the time because it was cheerful. One day, the owner was vacuuming out the bottom of the bird's cage. When the telephone rang, the woman turned away from the cage for only a second. That was just enough time for the parakeet to be sucked up into the vacuum. The good news is that when the owner quickly turned off the appliance and unzipped the bag, the parakeet was still alive. The bad news is that the parakeet didn't sing much anymore after that ordeal. The bird had lost its joy and its desire to sing.
By Margaret Minnicks2 months ago in Motivation
