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HOW TO MAKE A FRIEND
Lots of food for thought and inspiration for action. Beyond How To Win Friends and Influence People. With its focus fully on friendship and none on the self-promoting aspects of Dale Carnegie’s classic, this book offers an earnest approach to being open to those messy, unpredictable, challenging, yet ultimately fulfilling platonic relationships.
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As I Feel..
As I Feel.. You know how it feels to have that baggage of being the best, working for the best, aiming to be the bestest.. Some times it feels so heavy on the heart that you can barely feel the joy of achieving them. Everytime you feel so tensed by thinking of doing it,even when you are not doing it then. You tend to feel lost in the pressure, you tend to forget your identity, you tend to forget what you really enjoy.
12 Takeaways for Campaigning on a College Campus
Radha Agrawal · Follow 5 min read · Nov 20, 2024 -- Most importantly, we need time. Time to promote, time to connect with students and build alliances. 1. Simplicity Wins College students are busy and often overwhelmed with coursework, social pressures, and extracurriculars. Campaigns that succeed on campus rely on concise, visually straightforward messages. Simple, bold statements like “Trump — Low Prices” or “Kamala — High Prices” get the point across quickly and memorably.
The Theater of Politics: Why Simplicity and Psychology Drive Today’s Campaigns
Radha Agrawal · Follow 4 min read · -- In today’s hyper-connected, content-driven world, politics has transformed into a spectacle more akin to theater than ever before. With platforms available to anyone with an internet connection, anyone can become a “pundit” or “expert,” especially if they are adept at cultivating a following — essentially a talent for theatrical performance.
Top 10 Inspirational Books - November 2023
Welcome to this month’s Aspire Magazine Top 10 Inspirational Books list! You’ll discover inspirational and empowering books, written by women and for women, each dedicated to sharing a universal message of love, hope and self-empowerment. Through their wisdom-filled books, these visionary female authors are illuminating the path for women on the journey of healing and self-discovery. Add these transformational books to your inspired living resource library.
I Stopped Working Out To Practice Joy — And Here’s What Happened - quotablemediaco.com
I get it. I was a spin instructor and a body sculpt fitness coach in New York City for 9 years. Chisel, sculpt, sweat — those were the holy grail fitness KPIs (key performance indicators) to live by. And I felt it, the rush, that immediate gratification. The tightness, the sore muscles and the pain didn’t become real until the next day. But the question is — do we work out like this because it’s actually good for us? Or is it because America’s fitness crazed culture has given us no better alternative?
Belong
By Emily Hall • February 19, 2019 Emily Hall As a writer, Emily contributes to news, features, comment, science & technology, lifestyle, tv & radio, culture and sport. This native Seattlite is a cake pop enthusiast who can regularly be found trying to make eye-contact with stranger’s dogs on the streets of Edinburgh.
12 New Books on Community Connections
Our focus on community connections continues with this cross-genre list of twelve recent books that delve into community and community building in singular and fascinating ways. ***** Belong: Find Your People, Create Community, and Live a More Connected Life, by Radha Agrawal About the book: How is it that the internet connects us to a world of people, yet so many of us feel more isolated than ever?
Is Your Tribe Helping Or Hurting Your Mental Health?
I spent my twenties going to clubs that had mean bouncers and sports bars where I drank too much beer. I felt aimless and uninspired (and lonely and a little drunk). When I turned 30, I looked around at my drinking buddies and realized I just didn’t belong. As they stared zombielike into their phones, I could tell they weren’t exactly feeling their best either. Maybe we just weren’t meant to be together. Research has shown that when we're connected to other people, our health thrives.
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