Life has become truly overwhelming for most of us. To-Do list, books, study/personal development, freebies, inbox, social media, mobile apps, etc. Everything is just so overwhelming. You have signed up for courses you haven't completed, joined Telegram/WhatsApp groups you hardly check, you install every app but takes you a month to open the app.
We are all going through our own kind of test, that makes us feel the next person smiling has it easier. And this world is a testing ground.
Public speaking is not a closed art that has to be mastered only after years of perfecting the voice. It is easy to speak in public! There is no such thing as a born public speaker.
Your life is made up of days, days of hours, and hours of minutes. Although a minute or ten doesn’t seem like much, the idea that you can waste a few minutes is the biggest, fattest lie you’ll ever tell yourself.
This blog title seems like an oxymoron. Like how do you really heal in difficulty? How do you heal when hardship is keeping you off balance? Well it's possible to heal during hardship. And it's possible to rise.
Let's acknowledge the fact that the world in general, is moving very fast, leaving us overwhelmed and we are constantly in that circle of struggling to keep up. Busy has become our default, and overwhelm has become the norm.
Fear is not unique to you. Fear is part of our human DNA and so it is not unusual for you to feel fear when you are stepping out into the unknown. Our brain is hardwired to prefer negative consequences to uncertain outcomes. Our brain does not like us stepping out into the unknown or living in a world of change.
Money is just a tool, it's not bad or dirty! Money is primarily a medium of exchange or means of exchange. It is a way for a person to trade what he has for what he wants, for people to exchange values or goods. Everyone uses money. We all want it, work for it and think about it. While the creation and growth of money seem somewhat intangible, money is the way we get the things we need and desire.
Listen to me on this, You were actually born to make an impact because we are all meant to begin life with the hopes to make a difference. But, the issue is that, so often we fall into the trap of judging our worth by external factors. Things that may be "nice to have", but truly don't make you who you are or indicate your intrinsic worth as a human being.
Your mindset can empower you, and it can disempower you. But whether your mindset is empowering or not that's absolutely your choice. Your mindset is an amalgamation of your environment and culture, but that doesn't mean you can't shift from a disempowering mindset to an empowering one.
