goals

Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.

Why Your Struggle Is Your Strength
I lost everything in the span of six months. My job disappeared in a round of layoffs. My relationship ended after five years. My father was diagnosed with cancer. And just when I thought things couldn't get worse, my car broke down on the side of the highway during a rainstorm, and I sat there crying so hard I could barely breathe.
By Fazal Hadi12 days ago in Motivation
Small Wins That Led to Big Changes
I was 28 years old and completely lost. My apartment was a disaster. Dishes piled in the sink for days. Laundry covered every chair. My bed—when I bothered to sleep in it—was a tangle of unmade sheets and yesterday's clothes.
By Fazal Hadi12 days ago in Motivation
The University of the Dirt Road: Rosa Quispe’s Marathon for a Single Word
The inspiring true story of Rosa Quispe, a Peruvian farmer who walked 10km a day for four years so her son with a learning disability could access education.
By Frank Massey 13 days ago in Motivation
Choosing to Stay Without Calling It a Dream. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Most lives are not built through dramatic choices. They are built through quiet ones. Not the kind that feel decisive in the moment, but the kind that repeat themselves daily—until they harden into a life. You stay in a job that does not inspire you but does not endanger you. You remain in a place that feels familiar rather than meaningful. You maintain routines that keep things functioning, even if they no longer make you feel alive.
By Chilam Wong13 days ago in Motivation
The Day Silence Spoke
The morning silence arrived before anyone noticed it. In the town of Greyhaven, mornings were usually busy with small, familiar sounds—the hum of distant traffic, the clatter of cups in kitchens, the low conversations drifting from open windows. But on this particular day, the world awoke wrapped in something strange. There was no wind brushing against leaves, no birds greeting the dawn, no footsteps echoing on stone paths. Even the clock tower at the center of town stood frozen, its bell unmoving, as if time itself had forgotten how to make noise.
By Farhad13 days ago in Motivation
I Stopped Waiting to Feel Ready—and That Changed Everything
Sometimes the best thing to do is simply go for it. Nothing accelerates life more than finally doing the thing you’ve been thinking about for far too long.
By Rashad Edwards13 days ago in Motivation
I Prefer Making Longer YouTube Videos for My Horror Channel
I have learned something about myself during my YouTube journey so far in 2026. I think I like to work on longer videos for the channel. I recently finished uploading my longest YouTube video, that took about two hours to edit and publish on YouTube. I also had a lot of fun making the thumbnail for the video, because I did not want to use a random picture that had already been uploaded to Google by someone that most likely made it.
By Emy Quinn13 days ago in Motivation
Unseen to Unstoppable
No one noticed him when he entered the room. No one remembered his name after meetings ended. And no one believed he would ever become anything special.
By USA daily update 13 days ago in Motivation
Why Consistency Beats Talent
I used to believe talent was everything. If you were born gifted, doors opened. If you weren't, well, you just had to accept your limits. I watched the naturally talented people around me—the ones who made everything look effortless—and felt a familiar sting of envy mixed with resignation.
By Fazal Hadi13 days ago in Motivation
Why Progress Matters More Than Perfection
I spent years waiting to be ready. Ready to start the business. Ready to write the book. Ready to share my art with the world. I told myself I needed more time, more skills, more confidence. I needed everything to be perfect before I could begin.
By Fazal Hadi13 days ago in Motivation
The Habit That Transformed Everything
I used to wake up tired. Not just physically exhausted—but emotionally drained before my feet even touched the floor. My phone was the first thing I reached for, scrolling through emails, notifications, and bad news before my eyes fully opened. By 7 a.m., I was already behind, already anxious, already defeated.
By Fazal Hadi13 days ago in Motivation
Why Overthinking Is a Sign of Intelligence (And How to Control It)
Overthinking is often treated like a flaw. People say things like: “Stop thinking too much.” “You worry too much.” “You’re making it harder than it is.”
By Millicent Chisom14 days ago in Motivation