Thoughtful Daily Post Curation Compilation #31

What we feed the mind with. by @balikis95

I have always been amazed with the human brain. How it could produce intelligence when rightly used is always superb. The more we train our brain, the more open it gets, and as long as we keep on doing what we do, learning will never cease, and it will always deliver. When I was younger, I loved reading a lot. Not just story books, but I got fascinated with the dictionary

Seeing differently by @becca-mac

Sometimes I have days that simply do not go to plan no matter the efforts I make to turn the day work to my advantage; it happened a week ago, not a bad day, just frustrating and things never fell into place as they could have. I had a meeting with a lawyer; that's not something I say every day, and I didn't get the answers I was hoping for. Rather, I got the exact opposite of what I was hoping for and had to pay for the privilege which hurt my purse and my mood. I took this image Later I had a specialist appointment and got some news I was hoping to avoid; nothing serious, at least that's what I try to tell myself, but it's problematic and triggered another round of appointments and another specialist appointment to come. It's at that point I wish the day came to an end

#ThoughtfulDailyPost - Wisdom from Warriors by @zekepickleman

The ends of the week are usually sorted for me because I like them for thoughfuldailypost! @Wesphilbin waves the @thoughtfulposts flag for us as the curation account that rewards them thoughtful posts. Please consider delegating if you are the thoughtful type and want to encourage people to share their positivity. Here are a couple quotes from a couple goats that made me pause, ponder, and discuss for thoughtfuldailypost. Now with added matched music I curate with eccentric pleasure

Facing, And Rising Above Depression by @ngwinndave

Not Again! It just happened again. This time, however, it didn't last for as long as it used to do. And, to be honest, I am glad because I see it as a sign of victory over this subtle yet relentless enemy that has attacked me again and again. I deliberately used the word 'subtle' to describe this adversary because it always hides behind other emotions, causing the victims's attention to be diverted away from it (even though it is the root) and focus on those other emotions which are only just like the branches of the tree

Prompt #15 (Thoughtfulness Part 2): Expression of Writing by @alyssum07

Writing is one of my joys in life as a hobby—to share my stories of fiction and nonfiction, becoming an outlet of my emotions and voicing out my thoughts. In my childhood, my writing in English was bad, as I didn't care about my wrong grammar since the only thing I wanted inside my mind was sharing imaginative stories and joining fandoms (a community of people who are passionate about films, a band, a television show, a book, or a sports team and celebrities), especially to any anime (Japanese cartoon) out there. I love to read the positive comments in my stories, as they, the readers, gave me encouragement to continue to write my stories, and the majority didn't mind about my broken English before. Little by little, it did improve my grammar through practice. At that time, I started to write and post my fanfiction online in my 6th grade

Spread Thoughtfulness, Spread Love. by @bisolamih

Thoughtfulness is a very wonderful practice. It’s not just about thinking of what’s going on around you but being observant about your actions towards people, their action towards you and everything around you in general. As humans, we can be very sensitive especially the fact that we are sometimes sensitive to the things we are not very cool with. Also, I believe that we all spread thoughtfulness whether knowingly or unknowingly. One way I spread thoughtfulness is by being fair to everyone

Thoughtfulness as it relates to LOH. by @ijebest

Hello family, We're here again talking about thoughtfulness, yes that's one among many aspects that distinguishes some people from many others. For me, thoughtfulness conotes someone being mild, considerate, kind, taking details of even the minutest things around him or her and as it consigns other people. Taking good care of him or herself which also extend to others. Sometimes it turns out very costly It represents peacefulness, not allowing issues to escalate into problems or chaos. That's how im made, that's how i go about everything that i know of

Freedom In Imperfection by @tranquil3

Throughout my adult life, I have learnt more about myself, what motivates me, what makes me thick and what drains me. At a time, I was a person chasing an unrealistic idea of perfection and I criticised myself so harshly for everything that goes wrong in my life and in the lives of my loved ones, "Maybe if I had done things differently". "Maybe if I had been smart enough". "Maybe if I had listened to that advice". "Just maybe 'ifs', perhaps things would have turned out better if I had been a better person"

The value of the question by @jrobe

Where are you headed? one of my teachers asked me a few years ago. He seemed to have read in my face traces of concern, frustration, perhaps despair? I never asked him. Where are you going in life?

Trust in the foundation you have built by @drhakam

Hey everyone. I have been thinking to share this thought for quite some days now. I didn't find the right time and words to do so. I want to tell you all to trust in the foundation that you have built. When you work on something, when you work for something, you need to trust yourself