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My Fear of Fiction
Introduction I don't think I am very good at fiction and don't believe that I could ever write a book. To me, there is too much planning involved and my mind likes to run off in an uncontrolled manner where I reign it in if I get too wild. This is really about how I manage to write fiction despite being scared stiff every time I put pen to paper, or finger to keyboard.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred a day ago in Motivation
Influential Women LinkedIn: Redefining Leadership in the Digital Age
In today’s fast-evolving digital landscape, Influential Women LinkedIn is emerging as a powerful force shaping modern leadership, professional branding, and industry influence. Platforms like LinkedIn have become more than networking tools-they are dynamic ecosystems where Influential Women amplify their voices, share expertise, and build meaningful professional connections.
By influentialwomenmagazinea day ago in Motivation
Influential Women on LinkedIn: A Platform Empowering Modern Leadership
In today’s digital-first professional landscape, Influential Women on LinkedIn has emerged as a powerful force driving visibility, connection, and thought leadership among women across industries. As professionals increasingly turn to LinkedIn for networking and career growth, platforms like Influential Women are redefining how leadership stories are shared and recognized on a global scale.
By influentialwomenmagazine2 days ago in Motivation
Small Win - Great Rewards. A Tribute To the works of D. Alexandra Porter. Vocal creator.
The small thing which I did was read a story by D. Alexandra Porter and recommend it for a Top Story. Which she did receive. The great thing is that we became great Vocal supporters and friends.
By Novel Allen3 days ago in Motivation
The 3 AM Thoughts That Reveal Your True Self
Why Your Brain Becomes Brutally Honest When Everyone Else Is Asleep THE DARKNESS STRIPS AWAY YOUR MASKS There is a reason why three in the morning feels different from three in the afternoon, and it is not just the darkness or the quiet but rather a neurochemical shift that occurs during the hours when your prefrontal cortex, the part of your brain responsible for maintaining social masks, rationalizing uncomfortable truths, and suppressing thoughts that threaten your carefully constructed self-image, operates at reduced capacity due to circadian rhythm fluctuations and accumulated fatigue, and this reduced filtering allows thoughts and feelings that you successfully suppress during daylight hours to surface with uncomfortable clarity, which is why lying awake at three AM you suddenly confront truths about your relationship, your career, your friendships, and your life choices that you manage to avoid thinking about during the busy distraction-filled hours of normal waking life. The thoughts that come at three AM are not random anxious noise but rather your subconscious mind presenting you with information it has been trying to deliver all day but that your conscious defenses have been blocking because the information is threatening to your current identity, your comfortable assumptions, and the stories you tell yourself about why your life looks the way it does.
By The Curious Writer3 days ago in Motivation
