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Self help, because you are your greatest asset.
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 4 days 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 Valentine4 days ago in Motivation
The Man Who Threw a $400,000 Dream in the Trash: The Real Stephen King Story
If you walk into any bookstore in the world today, you will see an entire section dedicated to a single man. Stephen King is a titan of modern literature. He has published over 60 novels, sold more than 350 million copies worldwide, and seen dozens of his works adapted into massive Hollywood films. His name is synonymous with suspense, imagination, and unparalleled literary success. He is a multi-millionaire, a cultural icon, and a master of his craft.
By Frank Massey 4 days ago in Motivation
You Did Nothing Wrong- And You Deserve Love, Not Blame
Did your partner break up with you? Did you lose your job? Or did you get some bad news? Then these words are for you. Before we begin, I open my arms and offer you a big, tender, comforting hug. It’s okay to cry. It’s okay to grieve a loss. Now, let me serve you a warm cup of tea and a generous slice of chocolate cake.
By Jeanne Jess 4 days ago in Motivation
Unreliable
There is a particular kind of anxiety that begins before the phone is even picked up. It lives in the pause. In the rehearsed sentence. In the careful consideration of tone. It sounds simple: “I’m not well enough to come in today.” It feels anything but simple.
By Millie Hardy-Sims5 days ago in Motivation
