"According to Psychologists, there are four types of Intelligence: 1) Intelligence Quotient (IQ)2) Emotional Quotient (EQ)3) Social Quotient (SQ)4) Adversity Quotient (AQ) Intelligence Quotient (IQ): this is the measure of your level of comprehension. You need IQ to solve maths, memorize things, and recall lessons. Emotional Quotient (EQ): this is the measure of your ability… Continue reading Intelligence
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Source: Facebook The manšØš½āš¦±doesnāt know that there is a snake šunderneath.The womanšš½āāļødoesnāt know that there is a stone crushing the man.The woman šš¼āāļøthinks: āI am going to fall! And I canāt climb because the snake šis going to bite me! Why canāt the man š§š¼use a little more strength and pull me up!ā The man… Continue reading 2 Sides
Be Kind, Donāt Judge
Source: Living FULL (Facebook) šø: @larirette To the breastfeeding mom, Don't judge the formula-feeding mom for ānot getting the same bonding experience.ā She may not have been able to produce enough milk. Or maybe her baby didnāt latch, and she was in pain. Or maybe she had the baby blues. Sheās not lazy or a… Continue reading Be Kind, Donāt Judge
Cats
Repost by Moon MagicK šAuthor unknownImage S. Koidl šTHE MISSION OF A CAT š Most people think that cats do nothing, are lazy and do nothing but eat and sleep⦠It is not so!Do you know what a cat's mission is? All cats have the power, every day, to remove the negative energy accumulated in… Continue reading Cats
Millionaires
Research: The National Study of Millionaires, Ramsey Solutions. Most millionaires don't drive flashy cars. 69% of millionaires did not average $100,000 or more in household income per year-and (get this) one-third of millionaires NEVER had a six-figure household income in their entire careers. When people don't waste money trying to LOOK wealthy, they have money… Continue reading Millionaires
To the Moms and Dads Who Suffer Loss: You Are Not Alone
by Shelby Skiles You are walking the hardest path anyone will ever walkāliving this life without your children. Your losses have come in many shapes and sizes. Youāve lost tiny heartbeats early in the womb. Youāve screamed and sobbed through labor to deliver a silent but perfect little bundle. Youāve held a fragile infant for hours, days, weeks,… Continue reading To the Moms and Dads Who Suffer Loss: You Are Not Alone
New Year
by Donna Ashworth Why do we start a new year, with promises to improve?Who began this tradition of never-ending pressure?I say, the end of a year, should be filled with congratulation, for all we survived.And I say a new year should start with promises to be kinder to ourselves, to understand better just how much… Continue reading New Year
Merry Christmas
Source: Pahimakas (Facebook) Artwork by Pascal Campion This Christmas, remember that not everyone is spending it the same way. Not everyone is welcoming it with their families. Not everyone has a decent meal on their table. Remember that this may be a season of joy to most, but to some itās just an ordinary or… Continue reading Merry Christmas
Christmas
Source: The Letterer Not everyone is looking forward to celebrating Christmas just like the others. Some will now have that empty seat in their tables.Some with an empty space under their Christmas tree.Some with wet pillowcases and broken hearts. There are people finding this season difficult to celebrate. And so, my prayer for today is… Continue reading Christmas