wisdom

Hey everyone, I have a few questions about setting up my website’s blog section: Posting Schedule: I’ve already created 4 articles for my new business’s blog. Should I publish them all at once to establish a foundation, or is it better to post them gradually (like one or two per week)? How...

I would like to share my journey as a single living man, last week i lost my house and my other things because i collateral my house because i have to start a business a small canteen i'm so sad to say that my business was not profitable because i accidentally put not good recipe in my foods and...

As we step into the new year, let's take a moment to look back at the mosaic of experiences that shaped our 2023. This thread isn't just about summarizing the past; it's an ongoing dialogue to explore the lessons we've learned, the challenges we've overcome, and the growth we've experienced...

1) Never say "i should", always say "i must". 2) Deadlines, you need deadlines for everything so that you see that you have less and less time available. 3) Visualize deadlines with countdown timers, buy a huge countdown timer (i have a 100 day countdown timer, you need to see that go from 99...

As a man was passing by a cafe he noticed a dog tied up outside the patio. He suddenly stopped, confused by the fact that the dog was being being held by only a small rope tied to a cheap water bottle. It was obvious that the dog could, at anytime, break away from its bonds but for some reason...

...he so wise and wealthy., even from the great beyond...check him out..

This is a most peculiar thing. Throughout my youth and especially teenage years I felt lonely and was often depressed. I used to look at the big picture of everything and would constantly worry about the future. The pessimism and stress caused by negativity would eat away at me from the inside...

The message in this video really spoke to me today. It hits hard. Just wanted to share it here with everyone so that you can gain some words of wisdom from it as well. We take time for granted. Something that we'll never get back.