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Self help, because you are your greatest asset.
Medical Voices vs Disabled Voices
I was diagnosed in a hospital room. The language was clinical. Precise. Measured. Words like lesions, inflammation, progression, relapse. The explanation focused on my nervous system, on my brain and spinal cord, on what could be seen on a scan.
By Millie Hardy-Sims30 minutes ago in Motivation
A Voice
I did not set out to be an advocate. Speaking about multiple sclerosis began as survival. Writing was a way to untangle the confusion, the grief, and the constant recalculation that had become my daily life. Putting words to fatigue, to fear, to invisibility helped me make sense of a body that no longer behaved the way it once had.
By Millie Hardy-Sims33 minutes ago in Motivation
Are You Living Off The Kindness Of the Dead?
Listening to Gennie arguing with Yendie, her supervisor. “We are best friends, and they just fired me, and you did nothing to prevent it. You didn’t try to defend me either. What kind of friend are you?” Gennie cursed at Yendie as she sat beside her in the cafeteria at their job.
By Annelise Lords about 2 hours ago in Motivation
United in Spirit: How Fellowship Moments Strengthen Faith and Community Bonds
Faith grows stronger when people gather with open hearts and shared purpose. In churches, small groups, and community centers, simple moments often become lasting memories. A shared meal, a group prayer, or a kind word can remind people that they are not alone. These experiences reveal the beauty of Christian community connection, where belief is not just personal but shared in real and meaningful ways.
By World Olivet Assemblyabout 3 hours ago in Motivation
The Inmate Who Conquered Hollywood: The Brutal Redemption of Danny Trejo
You already know the face. It is one of the most unmistakable visages in the history of modern cinema. Deeply lined, scarred, and weathered like worn leather, framed by a sweeping mustache and a gaze that looks right through you. When Danny Trejo walks onto a screen, he does not have to act tough. The toughness is etched directly into his bone structure. He is the ultimate Hollywood enforcer, the cartel boss, the rugged anti-hero swinging a blade in Machete.
By Frank Massey about 13 hours ago in Motivation
The Comedian Who Survived Three Years in a Car: The Brutal Reality of Steve Harvey’s Success
Turn on a television almost anywhere in the world today, and you are likely to see Steve Harvey. He is an undeniable force of modern entertainment. With his signature tailored suits, booming laugh, and razor-sharp wit, he commands stages, hosts globally syndicated game shows, and writes bestselling books. His net worth is estimated in the hundreds of millions. He is the picture of a man who has completely mastered his domain, projecting an aura of untouchable confidence.
By Frank Massey a day ago in Motivation
Weekly Planning For People Who Want Big Results
Big results rarely come from dramatic bursts of effort. They come from structured, repeated weeks. Most people underestimate the power of one well-designed week. They think transformation requires massive overhauls, extreme motivation, or perfect discipline. In reality, success compounds through consistent, intentional planning.
By Stacy Valentinea day ago in Motivation
