humanity

The real lives of businessmen, professionals, the everyday man, stay at home parent, healthy lifestyle influencers, and general feel good human stories.

Self-loathing And Mediocrity Is Never a Life
To be human, no need to envy others, and no need to spend time envying how others are successful, thinking as long as they can overcome themselves, and how to become stronger than yesterday's self on the line. Their refinement and persistence, coupled with their wisdom and hard work, will be successful. Will eventually become a stone Buddha as respected by everyone.
By Bobby4 years ago in Journal
Really Good People, No Time To Raise a Bar With Life
It is often said that your future look is hidden in your present efforts. 　　I like the saying that there is never a shortcut in life, when others work silently for their dreams, you just don't see it. The good people don't have the time to raise a bar in life.
By Bobby4 years ago in Journal
That Long Railroad
1 　　 When I was less than three years old, my grandmother took me from my hometown to Dingxi to raise me, and it was a long way to go by train. The first time I went, it was dark as I walked. The train was so dimly lit that it was like a white plate hanging overhead, with no light in sight. I got sleepy and said, "Grandma, I want to lay my nest (quilt) to sleep. Grandma said, "Good boy, where is the nest on the train, sleep in grandma's arms". When I woke up, I was in a strange place, and my grandmother told me that we had arrived in Dingxi. The year was 1979.
By Bobby4 years ago in Journal
Encounters With the Wind
I distinctly remember a blustery winter day when I was a boy and the wind, according to the radio reports, was gusting to seventy miles per hour. It was exhilarating fun to be out in it, out away from the house and trees, out in a field, and leaning into the wind's dynamic power, balancing at rakish angles with my arms spread, in a small way defying gravity.
By Larry Berger4 years ago in Journal
Coming of Age
The coming of age... we hear this a lot when trying to describe a big change in a young adults life. I always wondered as a kid.. what it really meant?
By for my mental health4 years ago in Journal
Radical Feminism Sold Women a Lie
Women over the last 40 years have been conditioned to not need the Masculine: God, men and masculine principles. “I don’t need you; I just want you,” implies that she only takes what is convenient for her — a friend with benefits arrangement, not a union. (Red flag, too, for a woman if she gets with a man who also has the same perception about women)
By Rudina 4 years ago in Journal
Today I Begin a New Life
Today I shed my old skin which hath, too long, suffered the bruises of failure and the wounds of mediocrity. 　　Today I am born anew and my birthplace is a vineyard where there is fruit for all.
By Bobby4 years ago in Journal
The stories of 21 people who went from rags to riches will inspire you. — part 2
Before writing the Harry Potter novels, J.K. Rowling was a single mother trying to make ends meet. J.K. Rowling was a single mother struggling to pay her rent before she had the inspiration for “Harry Potter” in a dream.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
Why do we need hobbies?
Hello, This time I’m writing to you from a cafe, with my sleeves rolled up and my eyes on my watch — because today I have a series of meetings planned.
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
What is a Good Book?
Reading is a popular hobby of many people around the world. Anyone who loves reading will most certainly enjoy a great book. Many people always want to know the answer to the age-old question, “what is a great book?” A great book is a book that draws the reader in from the beginning, a book that is relatable to the reader and a book that doesn’t leave the reader hanging.
By Miranda Monahan4 years ago in Journal
Train ride thoughts
Dear you, The train ride back to Paris feels sweeter when writing to you. What an exciting introduction, don't you think?
By Bérengère Balteau4 years ago in Journal
Happiness is the road
Happiness is the road is Marillion's 15 studio album. released as two separated albums. I bought “Essence” and “The hard shoulder” back in 2008. At first listen, it was just ok. By any chance, do you remember Guns and Roses “Use your illusion” Vol. I and Vol. II? To my ears, “Happiness is the road” was something similar, good sparse songs but not enough for a double album.
By Giovanni Profeta4 years ago in Journal