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Blog postRight here, is where you need to be. Relish it, baby.
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Cottonbro I’ve had to say no to many people, situations, things, obligations, and decisions.
We all have.
For some of us, the problem is that we struggle with saying “No,” which gets us in trouble emotionally, mentally, and physically.
The truth is, we all could probably use the phrase “no” a little more in our lives. It will save us stress, bitterness, unhappiness, anxiety, and trauma.
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Tran There is always change occuring in our lives. Some of us experience more change than others at different points, but change is constant.
Something else is as constant as change, though, and that is time. As changes come and go, so does time.
None of us know how much time we have left, yet, we act as if we do.
I’ve been thinking more and more to myself lately:
What does Destiny want to do?
Do my goals align with my heart and soul?
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Nappy Don’t stop fighting for what you want. Believe it to be possible. Don’t give into rejection. Don’t give in to the naysayers. Don’t give in to mediocrity. Go for it. Make a wild and passionate run for your goals. What do you have to lose? And if you do have something to lose, think about what you have to gain. And if you happen to quit, get back in the ring.
We are the only barriers between where we are and where we desire to be.
If not now, when?
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Blog postPhoto Credit: PixabayReturn To Space [Space-X] A friend asked me, “What is Space-X?” When they have a chance to watch this documentary, they’ll never ask that question again.
This documentary popped up on Netflix, and I thought to myself:
I’m not going to watch this, especially on a Saturday.
But something in me told me to give it a shot. In fact, I watched three trailers to confirm I wanted to watch it. 90% of the time, when I watch a trailer for a film or show, I don’t -
Blog postPhoto Credit: Rivunk I saw a woman several months ago at a store I often visited. The last time I saw her, she was looking for another job; she knew it was time to pivot and make a career change. She was excited about a new adventure, new opportunities, and change.
Today, I visited that same-store I used to frequent so often, and I was surprised to see her. In fact, I was disappointed. I knew how much she had desired to leave the store, yet, she was still working there almost a whole y -
Blog postPhoto Credit: Thiago Matos (Pexels) Today, I took my car to the shop expecting something to be broken or in need of repairs, but I was wrong. My car repairman told me he wished he could find something to fix, but the car is in excellent condition, and everything looks great.
Still, I had doubts. So, I responded with gratitude and asked, “What about the repairs you said my car would need last time I came in for a visit?” He responded, “It looks like everything checks out this time, and -
Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels … Ali Arapoğlu Life is full of surprises, shifts, transitions, waves, and turns. Instead of seeing change as unfavorable or negative, envision it as the perfect time to embark upon a new opportunity. Remember, everything that happens in our lives occurs at the perfect time—whether we believe it or not, something bigger is happening that we may not be able to see at the moment. But eventually, when we are ready, we will see the truth that has been waiting to reveal itself
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels … Maisie KaneIt’s already the second week of March. Time is flying! This week’s topics include: Communication, Discipline, Goals, Leadership, Personal Finance, Productivity, Racism, Relationships, Self-Improvement, and Writing
These articles come from Medium,
Destiny S. Harris
Communication The Most Effective Communication Strategy
The Smartest People Know How To Communicate Simply
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels … Matheus BertelliOver the past week, I’ve been harvesting words that can’t be ignored. I hope they touch you as they’ve touched me. “The task of breaking a bad habit is like uprooting a powerful oak within us. The task of building a good habit is like cultivating a delicate flower one day at a time.”
“The results of our efforts are often delayed.”
“All big things come from small beginnings.”
“The seed of every habit is a single tiny decision.”
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels .. Vlad ChețanWeekly Dose Before March 1 comes, make a detailed plan for the changes you will implement to your mind, body, and soul. Make a detailed plan for the goals you want to tackle, and prepare the foundation for consistent action. What’s it going to take? Every month offers another fresh start to get it right. So get it right.
It’s okay to push yourself. Discomfort is healthy.
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels // Marcin DampcThis week’s list of articles comes from Medium. There’s a ton of reading for you this week. Dive in, let me know which articles resonated with you, and enjoy!
Topics: Discipline, Goals, Motivation, Personal Finance, Philosophy, Productivity, Racism, Self-Improvement, Socioeconomics, Women, and Writing
Destiny, xo
Discipline Ignore The Pain Of Discipline
Keep Going — Even When Impediments Come
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels // @cottonbro Continuing the weekly motivation from last week in Your Weekly Dose of Motivation.
Let me know if you find it helpful. Many of these quotes come from the pile of books I read daily or the articles I write each week (you’ll be receiving your weekly reading list soon).
As always, be well #MrRobot
Destiny, xo
Weekly Dose Learn how to channel negative circumstances and energy and use it productively.
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Andrea Piacquadio My favorite book I’m reading right now is “The Science of Self-Discipline” by Peter Hollins. Every single time I read another page of this book, I’m slapped in the face with another wretched truth.
Am I doing the right thing or simply what’s easy?
Very often, doing the right thing means doing the hard thing. Unfortunately, they are frequently the same thing. The average person doesn’t typically choose things that are difficult when there i -
Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Tima MiroshnichenkoIt’s Time To Get F*cking Motivated! Discipline = pain, which is why most people default to staying average. Execute discipline repeatedly, and the pain eventually dissipates. Strengthening your relationship with discomfort is one of the best ways to improve self-discipline (Peter Collins).
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Lucas AllmannTrust Yourself This week, I was reminded to trust my instincts and intellect.
I needed to make a quick change to a legal document. I found the document that I needed to mail in and filled it out easily enough. Instead of following through, though, I decided to go through a company to file the paperwork to ensure I didn’t make any mistakes (I successfully utilized this company before to file legal paperwork, and they did an A+ job). However, the compan -
Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Marie Pankova Feeling low or depressed?
Write down 20 things to be grateful for today.
Still, feeling low or depressed?
Write down 20 more things.
It's impossible to remain down when you're soaking in gratitude.
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Blog postPhoto Credit, Pexels, John Ray EboraThis Week’s ReadingsAffirmations I Can’t Find Myself
I Don’t Want To Care For Myself
Finance 6 Benefits: Stay On Top Of Your Money
You Need To Be A Deadbeat Credit Card User
If You’re In Debt, No Need To “Window Shop”
COVID-19 Didn’t F*ck Up Your Finances, You Did
7 Things Research Says About Kids That Use A Piggy Bank
10 Things You Need To STOP Doing If You’re Failing At Money
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Pavel DanilyukMeditation Remember to see yourself when you don’t feel seen by others. You are your number one fan. You are your number one support. You are worthy of being seen, accepted, acknowledged, and loved.
But first, you must do all of these things and more for yourself, so you can visibly and easily receive the same from others.
See yourself today, now, and always.
Affirmations I am seen.
I am loved.
I see myself.
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Alena Darmel I can light up my own d*mn life. I refuse to wait on someone else to do it for me.
Stop depending on others and circumstances outside of your control to make you happy. You are the most powerful being when it comes to implementing change into your life.
What do you desire to feel? What do you desire to experience? What do you desire to achieve? What do you desire to see? What do you desire to be?
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Blog postPhoto Credit: Pexels, Cottonbro Discipline is probably the hardest thing to implement consistently; it’s so challenging that we usually call it quits after getting started on whatever goal we are pursuing.
It’s a new month, a new year, and a new week.
What is the one thing you’re actively doing to improve your life?
Beneficial Dissemination If you have discipline in one area, it carries over into other areas; I like to call this beneficial dissemination. Discipline is infe
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