goals

Understanding your goals to help you achieve them.

The Sculptor of Silence
In the heart of a bustling renaissance city lived a young man named Elian. While his peers sought fortune in trade or glory in the military, Elian possessed a singular, quiet obsession: stone. He spent his days in the dusty corners of a local quarry, watching how the sunlight hit the jagged edges of marble and granite. To others, these were mere building materials. To Elian, they were shells containing trapped spirits waiting to be set free.
By Asghar ali awan15 days ago in Motivation
When Luck Was Against Me, Hard Work Stood By Me
I was twenty-six when I realized luck wasn't coming to save me. Standing in my childhood bedroom—the one I'd moved back into after losing my job, my apartment, and what felt like my entire future—I stared at my empty bank account and laughed. Not the joyful kind. The desperate, slightly unhinged kind that happens when you've run out of tears.
By Fazal Hadi15 days ago in Motivation
The Lesson I Learned Too Late — And Why You Might Need It Now
Life has every type of moments - some joyful,some painful.Some doesnt feel like a moment itself - they are calm not woohoo or wow.Without screamful shaking in the ground or in the heart - they are just calm,quiet,wanting itself to never end,sliding in the day like a light breeze in summer day - and still they have the tiny power to change whole lives.
By Ilkay Adil15 days ago in Motivation
The Money Lessons That Changed Everything
I was twenty-eight years old, sitting in my car outside a grocery store, counting coins to see if I had enough for bread and eggs.
By Fazal Hadi15 days ago in Motivation
From Depression, Tension and Anxiety to Living hope.
Introduction This is a part of my life I never planned to write about. For a long time, I kept it hidden, buried under silence and fake smiles. But sometimes, sharing your truth becomes a light for someone else. Depression, tension, and anxiety are not just words. They are invisible weights people carry every single day. This is my true story — a journey from darkness to hope.
By USA daily update 15 days ago in Motivation
Finding Purpose in a World That Won’t Slow Down
Introduction: The Faster We Run, the Less We Feel The world moves faster than ever. Every swipe, post, and ping reminds us that someone out there is doing more, earning more, achieving more — and doing it all effortlessly. We scroll through perfectly curated stories while quietly wondering: Am I falling behind?
By Irfan Ali15 days ago in Motivation
Staying While Slowly Becoming Alone. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Loneliness in adulthood rarely arrives through abandonment. More often, it arrives while everyone is still present. You still have people in your life. You still respond to messages. You still attend gatherings when required. From the outside, nothing appears broken. Yet internally, something has thinned. Conversations no longer reach depth. Emotional exchange feels procedural. Connection exists, but intimacy does not.
By Chilam Wong15 days ago in Motivation
Don’t cut the spaghetti
Why cultural intelligence and human leverage remain underpriced assets in global markets Life and business move in cycles. They always have.
By Andrea Zanon15 days ago in Motivation
The eight habits of the most chill people I know
I have to admit, I’ve spent a pretty sizeable chunk of my life worrying about stuff I could have left alone. I’ve learned much over the years about the most relaxed people I know.
By Michelle Lee16 days ago in Motivation
The “Almost Life” Trap: How We’re Addicted to Preparing Instead of Living. AI-Generated.
There’s a strange comfort in being “almost there.” Almost fit. Almost rich. Almost disciplined. Almost successful. Almost healed.
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran16 days ago in Motivation
Between the Floors
The building where I grew up had no elevator, but everyone still talked about floors as if they meant destiny. Upper floors were success.
By Jhon smith16 days ago in Motivation
The Art of Winning Quietly
Maya's biggest achievement happened on a random Wednesday at 2:47 PM, and not a single person noticed. No applause. No congratulations. No social media celebration. Just Maya, sitting alone in her tiny apartment, staring at her laptop screen with tears streaming down her face.
By Fazal Hadi16 days ago in Motivation