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Who Are The Teachers Of Hatred? Part I
Fresh out of Law school with honors and passing the bar with flying colors, Maeko Samoya was accepted into the prestigious all-black law firm of Clinton and Barrett. She was ecstatic and hugged her grandmother at home when she got the news.
Annelise LordsPublished 8 days ago in MotivationThe Power of Collaboration
From my experience I have had a lot of challenges when it comes to collaborating with others, it has always been an uphill battle working with others when it comes to putting ideas together to achieve a goal, not necessarily because I am bad at collaboration but mostly for the reasons listed below. Despite this, I understand clearly the power of working together, and I know there is very little anyone of us can do alone. No matter how smart, strong, resilient, powerful you are there is always going to be a limit to how far you can go alone but when we all work together towards a common goal, there is no limit to how far we can go.
real JemaPublished 8 days ago in MotivationDo You Listen To Your Instincts?
“Why me?” Journalist Rosalyn Dossier asked her boss Jack Miller. “In the twenty years I have been here no one asked me,” she explained.
Annelise LordsPublished 9 days ago in MotivationAvoid toxic people and activities, spend less than you make, and invest in yourself
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger are financial legends, renowned for their exceptional track record and street-smart wisdom. Their annual shareholder meetings offer a wealth of insights for anyone seeking to build long-term success and happiness.
Andrea ZanonPublished 9 days ago in MotivationMere Disappointment
Still awake Always up late Gotta lot of shit that I just can't shake Just can't fake Weight on my shoulders Cold around my waist
Mac RatchitPublished 9 days ago in MotivationWhat we sow we shall reap
Once upon time there was a farmer who lived near a city. One day he sold to a baker pound of a butter. After some days the baker make up his mind to weigh the butter to check its weigh if it corresponds to a pound Unfortunately from the scale it was less than expected to his amazement.
alex kimuyuPublished 9 days ago in MotivationEveryday Podcast
Recently, I have stopped listening to music in the car. It's been a change I do not regret doing. Yes, after work I do enjoy the bass of my car pumping out my favorite music. However, I find listening to podcasts much more relaxing and I feel that I learn something new every episode. Yet, there is still that pull to listen to some good gossip with "Out of the Pods" girlies Deepti and Natalie. That's just something to fill the time while doing a puzzle, but I found this podcast called "Everyday Better with Leah Smart" she finds the world's greatest minds from scientists to writers and she interviews them asking them what makes us better. This podcast is a way to better yourself to learn something new. Leah Smart is a journalist, podcaster and educator who explores the psychology of happiness and how to improve our lives and how to build greater potential in your career. I listen to this as I walk from my car to work, and I find that my day is much brighter and happier since doing this routine.
Ada ZubaPublished 10 days ago in Motivation"Jai Shree Radhe"
A man got down from the car... and entered the airport very quickly, the plane was ready to take off, and he had to reach some function which was being organized especially for him...
Akash DeepPublished 10 days ago in MotivationThe 6th House and How It Resonates With You
The houses serve as places where planetary energies connect to shape our lives. Each house, with its distinct characteristics, offers profound insights into different facets of our existence.
Zondra Dos AnjosPublished 10 days ago in MotivationRelationships, Control & Competition
Watching the sunsets after a very hot day, while the birds soar across the sky, a female voice nearby said, “I just got home and noticed that nothing is in our apartment for you.”
Annelise LordsPublished 10 days ago in MotivationVolunteering As A Teacher’s Aide
I had a brilliant mind, no one knew or cared about thanks to poverty. Jamaica’s classrooms were overcrowded with only one teacher and many children slipped through the cracks. School was a sanctuary for me, so I didn’t slip through the crack of more than forty children in a classroom. But I know many children that did. Having children of my own, I decided that educationally, they would do their best. I teach them before they enter school. I made sure they could read and write.
Annelise LordsPublished 10 days ago in MotivationDepression: Demon within me
User Once upon a time, I was a pitiful, depressing, irritating next-door human being. The state of mind made me as unproductive as possible. Every night, I used to get mad at myself for not being productive and happy, But then I got bored of this frustrating life, and I recalled how I used to be an energetic and happy soul.
InnerPeaceOdysseyPublished 10 days ago in Motivation