Tag Life Philosophy
Guest Post by: Sagar Parida The metro whispers in muted grief,words hung heavy, unspoken, unseen.Faces blur, blundered by silent wars. Chasing lives, they will never truly live. Discipline drags where hope has died, and every sunrise feeds like a surrender…. Continue Reading →
I guess when we ask ourselves this question the answer will depend on what is happening in our lives during that particular moment. If you are on vacation, maybe you are on a cruise. You might be sitting on the… Continue Reading →
Have you ever realized that whatever you do, see, think, and interpret that seems right in your little universe might be horribly wrong for others? It’s because it all comes down to perspective. As they say – perspective is everything…. Continue Reading →
Post By – Faye Roots How do you handle the times in your life when circumstances- natural or deliberate – make you feel as if you are in pieces? Like a burst balloon….. what once was is no more. I… Continue Reading →
Elijah was a great man of God, faith, and a good example of a true prophet. When God told him to say something, he said it. Where God him to go, he went. So, you can already see one reason… Continue Reading →
Guest Post By- Dennis Elton Stanley For many years I longed for alone time. My days were filled with work and family life, the nights entirely too short. I remember a song that sang “I can run through the house… Continue Reading →
Work hard, and you will earn good rewards, Work smart, and you will earn great rewards. Work hard and Smart, and you will earn extraordinary rewards. -Matshona Dhliwayo The above quote has a significant meaning in our life. Hard work… Continue Reading →
Recently, I was watching a video where Bill Eckstrom, an author & a speaker, was insisting to the audience that how being in a comfort zone can ruin your life. Lately, I read an article on the medium by another… Continue Reading →
‘More is not better.’ I’ve heard this so many times. Of course, something in excess is definitely not a nice move. But let me say ‘Less is not better’ too. Isn’t it? Moderation in all things can be a good… Continue Reading →
