happiness
Happiness, defined; things that help you find happiness, keep it, and share it with others.
Behind the Scenes: Traveling the World to Bring Echoes of Tomorrow to Life
There’s a certain kind of magic that only happens when a film leaves the safety of soundstages and steps fully into the real world. Echoes of Tomorrow is one of those rare projects — a film that didn’t just tell a global story, but truly lived one.
By Andreas Szakacs32 minutes ago in Motivation
Holding the Line: Courage in the Face of Injustice
There are moments in history, and in everyday life, when the machinery of society seems to falter. Rules meant to protect, systems designed to safeguard, and authorities tasked with maintaining fairness sometimes fail. They falter not always out of malice, but through indifference, inertia, or simple oversight. Yet, in the spaces where these failures occur, a remarkable human quality often emerges: resilience. It is in these moments, when the world might expect retreat or silence, that individuals and communities discover an extraordinary courage—the courage to hold the line, to insist that fairness, safety, and normality are not negotiable.
By Algiebaabout 3 hours ago in Motivation
Why Resilience Isn’t Always Recognized
There are forms of courage that go unnoticed. They do not make headlines, nor are they cheered in public spaces. Yet they exist, quietly, insistently, shaping lives and demanding acknowledgment in ways the world rarely sees. This kind of resilience is not always about dramatic gestures or immediate triumphs. It is about the slow, deliberate choice to face forces that are both unseen and unyielding, the decision to insist on fairness when it would be easier to remain silent.
By Algiebaabout 3 hours ago in Motivation
The Biggest Lies About Life We’re Taught — And the Truth No One Prepares You For. AI-Generated.
From childhood, we are fed comforting ideas about success, happiness, and fairness. These ideas sound good, feel safe, and give hope. But as life unfolds, many people realize something painful: some of the most repeated life lessons are incomplete—or outright lies.
By Adil Ali Khanabout 10 hours ago in Motivation
Important Lessons in my 30’s
Our lives flash by very quickly if we blink. I’ll start by saying that when I was seven, I wanted nothing but to be an adult. I wanted to have a car to drive, and I wanted to have a job to go to and pretend that I had an important business meeting. I wanted to eat whatever I could and live on microwave popcorn. I thought that’s all adults wanted to do, and that’s all they had to do. I think we were all told the same thing, we get a degree, get a job, buy a house and have two to five children and we will figure out the rest like our parents did. That reality has been washed away by inflation and our bad economy. However, we cannot keep thinking these negative thoughts. I have learned a few lessons in my early thirties that I will share with you all.
By Ada Zubaabout 14 hours ago in Motivation
Whole Day With a Friend. AI-Generated.
Every year on WhatsApp, my friend and I make the same plan: this month I will come to your place, and next month you will come to mine. We imagine ourselves going out, sitting in a café, eating something nice, talking like we used to. We mums need a break too we say it all the time.
By Uzmaabout 24 hours ago in Motivation
A MESSAGE FOR SURVIVORS
As a human rights advocate for global peace, and a survivor of sexual assault, I stand with all those that have endured systematic traumatic irreversible abuse by another. Advocacy must take place on a global scale to ensure fairness, unity, compassionate empathetic care and assistance to those in need at every level within the realms of society to ensure good governance and the right to protect. The nature of abuse is asynchronous, does not abide by a linear nature, and operates within the conscious abnormal nature of hate projected against another. Sexual assault, domestic abuse, and the cyclical nature of abandonment or silence leads to an erosion of justice, ethicality, and morality within society. As a survivor, it is my greatest hope that my work brings to light the nature of abuse and progressive peaceful restorative resolutions which can restore peace, dialogue, diplomacy, and reformative compassionate empathetic care.
By ELISABETH BABARCI a day ago in Motivation
