Fight it or Accept it
Embracing the Balance: Fight it or Accept it When we encounter obstacles, our initial instinct might be to resist or fight against them. This reaction can stem from a desire…
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P. J. Tranter Wealthness Instructor and Entrepreneur | Through The Omniscience Principle and The Philosophy of I ... I broke free. I battled failure, depression and the enormous pressure to succeed for some twenty years ... I won! The experience changed the way I think, the way I see the world, the way I interact with people, the way I work. It changed my attitude towards business and the way I live. It changed my life completely and WILL change yours … it WILL set you free.
A Lesson from Popeye the Sailor: A Smooth Sea Never Made a Skilled Sailor
Popeye the Sailor, with his strength and resilience, shared wisdom through his adventures. This phrase, often attributed to African proverbs tells us that when we face smooth seas, everything seems…
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Motivation From Arnold Schwarzenegger: Forget the Mistake, Remember the Lesson
“Forget the mistake, remember the lesson.” Mistakes can sting, but they’re also incredible teachers. They push us to reevaluate our approaches and often lead us to better solutions. Think about…
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John Cleese On Ignorance and Self-Awareness
“If you’re very very stupid, how can you possibly realize that you’re very very stupid?” Have you ever encountered someone who seems completely oblivious to their own limitations? It’s a…
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The 25,000-Year-Old Dolmens and Megaliths of the Caucasus
In the Western Caucasus region of Russia and Abkhazia, there’s a remarkable discovery: ancient dolmens and megaliths that date back approximately 25,000 years. These stone structures, often referred to as…
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The Unknown Houses of the Dead in the Caucasus
In the mountains of North Ossetia, there’s a place that’ll make your skin crawl. Dargavs – a necropolis where stone crypts dot a lonely hillside like abandoned houses. They’re the…
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The Halloween Hoax: Orson Welles’ “Alien Invasion Radio Broadcast” and Its Lasting Impact
On the evening of October 30, 1938, Orson Welles and his Mercury Theatre on the Air delivered a radio broadcast that would become one of the most infamous in history.…
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Pride and Prejudice: Jane Austin read Online
PREFACE. Walt Whitman has somewhere a fine and just distinction between “loving by allowance” and “loving with personal love.” This distinction applies to books as well as to men and…
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The Great Megalith Debate: How Ancient Civilizations Outmaneuvered Modern Engineering in Moving Giants
When we look at ancient megaliths scattered across the globe, we’re left scratching our heads. How did our ancestors move such massive stones with seemingly primitive technology? The recent transport…
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