humanity

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

Ridiculous Love Story
There is one funny story that I will never forget when I was a kid. At the time I was still in kindergarten I had an interesting experience and it might even sound ridiculous. I got a declaration of love from my kindergarten friend at the time!.
By SAFIRA ARNETTE C.S4 years ago in Journal
The Draw To Being A Healer
The Calling To Be A Healer One that feels like the walls are closing in when in a large crowd of people and feels drawn to nature to feel peace within and those who other’s seem to flock to when in need of feeling better. These are the natural healers of the world. The ones who are natural empaths and destined to be a healer in some form. If you feel like you are one who is a natural healer you probably feel the draw to learn at some point along your journey all that is of supernatural and of the non normal ways of society. I have always joked around calling myself, “Not Normal” because I don’t feel like I fit in.
By Amy Emam4 years ago in Journal
"Don't let me give up" Unweaving my Mental Illness
TRIGGER WARNING: THIS MATERIAL CONTAINS verbalizations that might potentially upset some readers, including, but not limited to, suicide, depression, abuse, childhood trauma, self-inflicted harm, and depictions of death.
By Maeve4 years ago in Journal
5 Types of Uncommon Procrastinators
Better late than never. The word “late” inspires me more than “never”. Somehow or rather, things are still done but later.
By Ian Fan4 years ago in Journal
A Near Miss Brings Our Mortality Home
Coming face to face with our own death is a shocking wake up call, to say the least, but coming face to face with your child’s possible death is terrifying!
By Colleen Millsteed 4 years ago in Journal
The day before tomorrow
“I don’t love you.” It hurt my chest, trying to control the emotion in my voice. I can’t give in this time. Pushing my lips together to stop them from trembling, I didn’t say anything else and waited for him to turn around. Warren was slicing bell peppers on the chopping board in my kitchen. He’d just put the chicken in the frying pan and it had begun to sizzle quietly. He didn’t even look up.
By Lara Newton4 years ago in Journal
Teach you to say goodbye to busboys
Last time we talked about the 80/20 rule, the method of finding the gripper, and it's a great way to get at the main contradiction of things. But it has the disadvantage of ignoring the developmental nature of things, and may make us ignore some potential that we should spend time and energy to cultivate. It's just that the four-quadrant analysis that we're talking about in this lecture can be used as a supplement.
By Daniel Lindsey4 years ago in Journal
Endings
Endings are hard. When I wrote my first book, the ending remained frustratingly elusive, causing me to meander my way through plot holes and lurching character arcs until I figured out where I was actually headed.
By Camilla Richter4 years ago in Journal
My Latest Trip
Don’t you just love taking short trips to just “get out of the house”? I know I do. Perhaps a quick trip to a local park to take pictures. Maybe a ride down to the dock to watch the boats come in.
By Margaret Brennan4 years ago in Journal
13 Differences Between Successful and Unsuccessful People
This kind of article will check out 13 key dissimilarities between successful plus unsuccessful people. All of us will consider the routines and behaviors associated with both groups plus see what can make them stand away. If you are usually looking to turn out to be successful, it is very important to realize these distinctions plus from anyone who has accomplished success!
By Cosmin Child4 years ago in Journal
About human nature
At a fundraising dinner for a school for children with learning delays, everyone in the room will never forget the words of the father of one of the students.
By Daniel A Romero4 years ago in Journal
Why do we celebrate the independence day of India?
Why do we celebrate the independence day of India? The Indian Independence Day is celebrated on August 15 to commemorate India's freedom from British rule in 1947. After Independence, India became the world's largest democracy after the UK Parliament passed the Indian Independence Act in 1947, transferring legislative sovereignty to the Indian parliament.
By Ad Jewelry4 years ago in Journal