No one ever made a difference by being like everyone else. Be brave about who you are. You don’t have to apologize for being yourself, do it fearlessly. It is time to accept this is you and when you make mistakes, tell yourself “I’m going to be better, not bitter “. Just be yourself, let people see the real, imperfect, quirky, beautiful and magical person that you are. … More Embrace Your Originality; Be You
Any truly successful person you ever find around is for sure a product of discipline; their way of life readily tell it.
And equally, most unsuccessful persons in the world today are products of indiscipline; they have this shallow perspective about life, they do not believe in discipline and they end up leading a disorganised life. … More Discipline; a Price For a prize!
Getting rich is intentional
Academic excellence is intentional
Flawless body is intentional
Success, in general, is intentional
Success is not an event but a lifestyle and is determined by what we do daily. … More Living Intentionally
you have to remind yourself that this setback doesn’t define you and that you’re not a failure, not to make yourself feel better, but because it’s the truth.
Rejection, in any form, attacks your self-confidence, your ability to believe in yourself. Many people stay stuck in this mentality and they never really move on, even though they think they have. You haven’t really moved on if you left your self-confidence behind. … More Can We Talk About Rejection?
Lizzy stays in a self-contained apartment with two other ladies as her roommates. She was generally an introvert. The three ladies lived together successfully for about 4 weeks after which they started having issues and quarreled a lot. The other two ladies, Lizzy’s roommates, were not quite comfortable with her character. They claim she does … More Difference in Characters
I have come to understand that the friends you have in your life go a long way in determining how your life turns out. Late in my teenage years, I have come to build productive relationships with some of my friends and that has impacted me so positively and influenced my growth as an individual in various aspects of life. … More 10 Things I Learnt From My Teenage Years
Flat rule of thumb: when you gossip, people don’t trust you. Your listener(s) might seem to enjoy your juicy conversation at the moment, but they definitely won’t trust you with issues of their lives because you probably won’t keep their “secrets”, since you spread others’, maliciously. … More Gossip is a Big Deal!
For the purpose of this study, we’ll discuss two case studies, Kelvin and Juliet: KELVIN A respectful, helpful, kind, gentle and tolerant young boy. He follows morals and religious principles. He chose to follow what he was taught by parents, guardians and teachers. But he struggles every day, looking at the world around him. All … More The Search For Identity
I joined Facebook in June 2011 and the joy of having an account was freaking me. After that day, I remembered I spent my weekends on Facebook Messenger because my friends were online. Towards the end of that year, another social media which is no longer in existence today came in vogue and it was … More Social Media and Its Effects on Teenagers: Cyber Bullying and Impersonation
Teens Meet Outreach 