5 Activities You Can Do on Weekends Instead of Drinking Alcohol
Within this list, you are bound to find something to replace drinking alcohol with. The best thing you can do is dive into one of these activities and borderline get addicted to it.
It is better to become a gym rat than to be an alcoholic. Likewise, it is also better to read 4 hours a day instead of drinking 4 hours a day.
You Will Never Grow If You Don’t Take Responsibility For Your Actions
People who don’t take responsibility for their actions slow down human progress.
And on a micro scale, they’re preventing themselves from growing as individuals.
From the time we were born, we’ve been learning from our mistakes. We tried to walk, fell, got back up, adjusted, repeated and eventually figured it out.
The fall is what taught us better.
5 Steps to Help You Get Over a Heartbreak AND Be Happier Than Ever
Having a broken heart sucks.
It is bound to happen to you at one point in your life (if it hasn’t already) and if approached wrong, it can seriously damage your life.
When your relationship ends, it doesn’t have to be the end of you too.
This is How I Became A Club-Owner at 24 Years Old
Within 2 years, I went from working as a barback, running around the bar cleaning up cups full of puke, to being a partner at the city’s top nightclub.
The speed of this transition still surprises me 7 years later. That’s why I’ve decided to analyze how I made it happen (maybe history can repeat itself).
Will Smith Smacking Chris Rock Taught Us All a Thing or Two
Will Smith did something I never have. He has slapped someone out of anger.
For years, Will Smith was idolized.
A net worth north of $300 million, and years of being an A-list celebrity, yet still, he could not control his anger when tested.
We learned that day that Will Smith is human like the rest of us.
Beyond Biases: How Self-Knowledge Shapes Your Life
A lack of self-knowledge is the curse most people suffer from.
If you don’t understand yourself before entering the world, you won’t understand it either.
Your upbringing, cultural background, religion, and every memory you have affect how you view the world, what you laugh at, enjoy, love, and how you make decisions.
Being self-aware of this is not enough.