The Learning Pill

Hello readers Do you find it difficult to find the motivation to do your important tasks? Do you always think of a master plan for your tasks but never execute it and always end up wasting your time? That is exactly the problem we are going to address today: self-motivation. We will try to analyze possible reasons for lack of motivation and try to come up with solutions that can be applicable in real life. Source: Lifehack What is motivation? Simply put, motivation is the drive that makes you do a certain action to achieve a goal. Let’s take a very basic example. Let’s say there is a burger in front of you. Now if you are hungry, then your mind gives you that sensation of feeling hungry and makes you grab and eat that burger. This drive that made you want to pick up that burger is motivation. Obviously, this is a very basic biological example of motivation and that’s not what we are dealing with here. Our concern is self-motivation, so what is it? Extending on the meaning of ...

Source:  allure Hello people Let us try to understand another emotion which everyone goes through at some point in his/her life: Grief. Disclaimer : The purpose of this discussion was to better understand a very complicated emotion- grief. This discussion is in no way suggestive of the solutions to grief.  Realizing this is a sensitive topic, we have tried to stick to the facts and do not intend to trigger anyone. What is grief? Grief is an emotion which is felt as a response to a loss. This loss can be anything, it can be your favorite pen or a pet or a loved one (obviously the degree of grief felt varies depending on the loss and your connection with it). With this loss, comes the sadness for it (grief) and the hope that that loss can be countered by getting a new thing or getting the old thing back. But when this loss is a death of a person, this hope isn’t there since it is a permanent loss (irreversible change). And therefore, dealing with a permanent loss like th...