Your life matters (even if you’re not famous) – Darius Foroux:
Here’s what most people get wrong. We think impact only counts when it’s big and public.
But that’s not how impact works.
Think about the people who shaped you most. A parent, teacher, or friend who said the right thing at the right time.
None of them were famous. None of them had an audience. They mattered because they were close to you, not because they were known to everyone.
That’s the rule. Impact moves through proximity, not popularity.
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La vie prochaine
Je suis si enthousiasme pour la future ! J’aime ce monde, avec ses surprises, ses hommes. Et le plus beau parte ? Les plus bonnes choses sont dans la vie prochaine !
Essai: La vérité
Comment est-il, la vérité? Il est puissant est précis.
Ils viennent avec des douleur, et il est présent dans les détails.
Il est, vraiment (comment, d’autres?), douloureux.
Il est beau.
Poem: Who knows? – by Olivian Breda?
There’s a song (Il Divo – Quizás, Quizás, Quizás (Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps)).
Poem: Acorns – by Olivian Breda
(write an article based on a word)
Acorns are close to squirrels,
Chip and Dale from my childhood,
Intense joy!
Happiness-much!
Enjoyable-much!
No-worries-times!
Poem: The most difficult ability – forgiveness – by Olivian Breda
Most emotions are easy:
It’s easy to love,
Easy to hate,
Easy to despise,
Easy to admire,
Easy to be left in wonder.
Not forgiveness.
That’s something else.
Poem: Top people – by Olivian Breda
Sometimes, I meet top people,
People who mean a lot to me,
People which, in one way or another,
Manage to break their own habits,
To be the people that they could have been.
Poem: „I want the impossible!” – by Olivian Breda
I have a lack of self-confidence in me,
A lack of self-love,
A lack of being a part of the world,
A lack of meaning something,
Which makes me have a distorted view on reality.