Sophia_Marie

@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

How to Be a Billionaire: Let's Learn it From Self-Made Billionaire Naveen Jain

Most people want to be millionaires, but becoming a billionaire is a pipe dream for many others. Only those who dream large enough, like Naveen Jain, believe they can make a billion dollars, and he pr...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

How do Billionaires Use Other People's Money to Grow Their Empires?

To make money, you need to create value and use leverage. The rich know this, and they use it to build their empires. The richest 1% of people in the world have proven that they never used their own...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

To Error is Failure

Making a mistake is often equated with failing, which is a common misconception. These people tend to see the world in two ways: either you succeed or you fail at everything you put your mind to. Teac...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

How to Make Your Day Exceptionally Lucky: Unlocking the Mysteries Behind Good Fortune and Luck

Some folks are just born lucky. Do not fret if you are not feeling lucky right now; there are things you can do to change that. Here are five tried and true techniques for enhancing your fortune. (1)...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Wealth Creation Lessons From Successful Billionaires

Many seek to emulate the world's billionaires, who are often viewed as a source of wisdom on the subject of wealth generation. The number of billionaires in 2017 is estimated by Forbes to be 2,043, a...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Save Trees

Trees are essential to human survival and to the survival of the world as we know it. The first thing that happens is that oxygen and carbon dioxide switch places. Without communication, existence its...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Why It Pays To Start Investing Early?

When you have your first full-time job, saving and investing for the future could seem like a long way off. Once you reach your thirties, though, other concerns become more pressing, such as housing c...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

My Cancer Journey

My breast cancer diagnosis came when I was 33 years old. I felt a lump on the right side of my breast after noticing some discomfort there after an exercise. My husband and I had been trying for anot...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

What Can Death Teach Us about Life and Living?

'No one can safely say that he will still be living tomorrow,' Euripides, the ancient Greek writer and thinker, once stated. This is a truth that you are constantly confronted with. Take the case of a...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Alcoholism

If consumed responsibly, alcohol can have no negative effects. Problems with mental and physical health develop from intoxication brought on by consuming too much alcohol or by making heavy drinking a...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Appreciating Beauty in Everyday Life

A beautiful outlook can help you save your life. The power of art as a curative force. To be beautiful is to inspire. Beauty brings people together. There is a last act of saving, healing, and overcom...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Living the Simple Life

The most sophisticated approach is often the simplest. It's a paraphrase of what Leonardo da Vinci said. When we make the deliberate decision to adopt "voluntary simplicity," we simplify our lives....

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

How the Ocean Heals Body, Mind & Soul

Everyone can attest that spending time by the water improves their physical, mental, and emotional health. To recharge your batteries and feel more alive, nothing beats a visit to the beach. It's one...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

What it's like living with anxiety

With anxiety, the restless feeling never completely goes away. Both gradually and all at once, the onset of my anxiety illness occurred. For a long time, I'd brushed them off as nerves or stress and t...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Controlling the Emerald Ash Borer Beetle Using an Ash Tree Predator

There are many people in the United States and in the state of Tennessee that rely on natural resources like trees every day without even recognizing it. The dining table at the family's home is const...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Against Bacteria and Antibiotics: How Misuse of Antibiotics is Hurting Our Fight Against

A temperature of 105 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded. Breathing too quickly. Lips and nail beds have a bluish cast to them. It sounds like you might have pneumonia. But don't worry; there's an antibio...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Love is a recipe for disaster

Intriguing as it may seem, the tradition of courtly love persists today. Just the right balance of elements is needed, in the exact amounts. Like a recipe card, it's well-balanced, but also leaves roo...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

The Right Battle

As a gay person, I am a part of a vibrant and diverse group. People of all races, religions, and social classes make up our diverse membership. We share the same physical characteristics as everyone e...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Trifles and A Doll's House: Heroines' Untold Stories

It is a common theme in both Trifles and A Doll's House that the ladies in these novels discover themselves in the shadow of their husbands and emerge transformed. These tales of women who become hero...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Get In Touch With Your Friends Who Are Far Away Via Text Message

Is it any wonder that everyone we meet is staring at their phones? Everyone, regardless of where they are or what they are doing, will be affected. They'd be dining in the same restaurant, but no one...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

The Concrete Jungle's Life Lessons

The concrete jungle was, without a doubt, an unusual place to live. There were rows and rows of brown apartment complexes in my ghetto neighborhood, and they led me into unknown passageways and broken...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

The Hipster lifestyle

The O'Reilly Factor and being a hipster are two of the most difficult jobs in the world. Hipsters are an interesting group to be a part of, and I've experienced both the highs and lows. It is the duty...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Even the most valiant among us are prone to failings.

What do you think when you see a person in a wheelchair who is missing both of his legs? He'd be considered by the majority to be a poor "handicapped" or "disabled" individual. Most people assume the...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Happiness's True Purpose

Everyone longs for a life filled with joy. There are, however, only a few people who are able to find happiness in their daily lives. To be happy, you have to separate yourself from the things you h...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

"Leadership Beyond Dictionary Definitions"

In high school, student council was a major part of my life. Since my first year of high school, I've taken part in it. In the beginning, I was shy, inexperienced, and apprehensive about participatin...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

"South African Sustainable Development"

What was the point of me attending a United Nations meeting in South Africa this summer when I could have been at home in Long Island writing a press release about the importance of sustainable devel...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Family conflicts provide "strength."

What draws one family together or divides them is a narrative in and of itself. Because we are Mexican, the only thing we know is family. We feel each other's suffering and celebrate one other's trium...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

Emerson: A Pale Shade of Gray from a Personal Perspective

Placed next to each other, the absolute darkness draws attention to the utter brightness, and the other way around. This disparity becomes even more apparent when comparing the works of Jonathan Edwar...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

“Best Reader”

The enormous brown bear was approaching softly behind the delightfully pink duck preparing to wring his bare paws around her neck and throw her into a cauldron of boiling stew. We turned the page. W...

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@Sophia_Marie · 2 years ago

It's a "Pure Planet."

“hello! What's your name? “Pen-Yuan Hsing.” "What?" is the first thing I hear after I see the expression. Starting school in the United States with no knowledge of English and returning to Taiwan thre...

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