When have you found satisfaction in the effort itself?
“Make the most of yourself....for that is all there is of you.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson This subreddit is for those who have questions about how to improve any aspects of their lives, from motivation and procrastination, to social skills and fitness, and everything in between. It is also a subreddit to share your helpful and civil ideas, tips, and advice on how others can improve themselves.
When have you found satisfaction in the effort itself?
A community dedicated to self-improvement, personal growth, and motivation. Share insights, guides, tips, seek advice, and support each other on the journey to becoming your best self.
“Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.” - Mahatma Gandhi
Great quotes, good vibes. Drop your favorite lines and let them spark a little wisdom, wit, and wonder.
When have you found satisfaction in the effort itself?
Tips and tricks for being more productive!
When have you found satisfaction in the effort itself?
/r/DeepThoughts is a community for anyone looking for thoughtful reflection, discussion, and the exploration of unique or profound concepts and ideas. This subreddit is a space for thinking critically about our world and its ideas, and for collaboratively building our knowledge and understanding. It is a home for connection and contemplation where everyone is welcome. Please read our community rules before posting. Any post may be removed at moderator discretion.
When have you found satisfaction in the effort itself?
Just an average Indian sub. Everyone is welcome here.
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The official community for Gandhinagar, Gujarat 🇮🇳 Memes, events, food, college life, news, sports, startups if it’s happening in Gandhinagar, it belongs here. Join the city community. Built by locals, for locals. 🙌 Post, connect, help, and vibe
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The heart of India , Madhya Pradesh (मध्य प्रदेश), but on reddit ;)
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Our own reddit community to gather. Share your suggestions, ideas, tips to assist fellow Gandhidham people. Please avoid communal posts. And I know we Gandhidham people do not require much monitoring here. Leaving it up to you guys to be self disciplined. Thanks, have a nice time here.
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Welcome to r/Gandhi, a community dedicated to the life, philosophy, and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi. Known as the father of the Indian nation, Gandhi pioneered the principles of non-violence (Ahimsa) and civil disobedience, which played a crucial role in India’s struggle for independence from British rule. This subreddit is a space for discussions, insights, and learning about his teachings, activism, and the relevance of his ideas in today’s world.
When have you found satisfaction in the effort itself?
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Self Improvement Day is a portal that aims to change and improve our perception on life through knowledge. One step at a time :)
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Welcome to our Motivation and Mindset subreddit! This is your go-to place for all things inspiring and empowering. Whether it's a powerful quote, a personal success story, or a motivational video, share it here and help ignite the spark in others. Let's cultivate a positive environment that encourages us to change our mindset and transform our lives. Remember, no spam — just pure motivation. Get motivated, change your mindset, change your life!
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Have something Motivating? Post it here (as long as it isn't spam or self promotion)
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A collection of inspirational quotes and sayings to motivate you or just make you feel better.
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r/AskReddit is the place to ask and answer thought-provoking questions.
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This is a subreddit for people who are actively trying to be more of an adult. It can include tips, victories, and questions.
Do you agree with Marcus Aurelius: focus on what you have, not what you lack?
“Make the most of yourself....for that is all there is of you.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson This subreddit is for those who have questions about how to improve any aspects of their lives, from motivation and procrastination, to social skills and fitness, and everything in between. It is also a subreddit to share your helpful and civil ideas, tips, and advice on how others can improve themselves.
Do you agree with Marcus Aurelius: focus on what you have, not what you lack?
A community dedicated to self-improvement, personal growth, and motivation. Share insights, guides, tips, seek advice, and support each other on the journey to becoming your best self.
Do you agree with Marcus Aurelius: focus on what you have, not what you lack?
Tips and tricks for being more productive!
Do you agree with Marcus Aurelius: focus on what you have, not what you lack?
/r/DeepThoughts is a community for anyone looking for thoughtful reflection, discussion, and the exploration of unique or profound concepts and ideas. This subreddit is a space for thinking critically about our world and its ideas, and for collaboratively building our knowledge and understanding. It is a home for connection and contemplation where everyone is welcome. Please read our community rules before posting. Any post may be removed at moderator discretion.
Do you agree with Marcus Aurelius: focus on what you have, not what you lack?
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Do you agree with Marcus Aurelius: focus on what you have, not what you lack?
𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭: Awesome Quotes • Philosophy • Consciousness • Spirituality • Enlightenment • Realization/Insight • Brain Science • Psychology • Self-Improvement • Hypnosis • Positivity • Motivation