Tag: overwhelmed
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Microlearning
WotD: Microlearning Microlearning is a new adaptation to learning. You see, Internet addiction, with its short attention spans, has changed the way we learn. Microlearning is a teaching strategy that breaks down information into small, easily digestible chunks. This makes learning quick and effective, allowing learners to absorb information better. Microlearning can take many forms,…
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Mature beyond your years
Phrase: Mature beyond your years In today’s world, many people are experiencing challenges like financial distress and political turmoil. These types of stressors cause young people to grow up quickly and have a mindset that is mature beyond their years. Generally, this means a person exhibits wisdom, understanding, and sound judgment that is usually associated…
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Tough as nails
Phrase: Tough as nails The phrase tough as nails describes someone or something as extremely strong, resilient, and able to endure difficult situations without easily giving up. This expression highlights not just physical strength but also emotional toughness. When we say someone is tough as nails, we mean they can handle challenges that would overwhelm…
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For a laugh
Idiom: For a laugh The act of laughing not only makes us feel good but also brings people together. In today’s fast-paced world, it’s crucial to take time out of our busy lives and make time for a laugh. A laugh is something you do for enjoyment or some activity that gives you pleasure. The…
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Nadir
Word of the Day: Nadir It happens to everyone. There is always a time when we feel we have reached a nadir. When we experience a nadir, it can feel overwhelming and isolating. However, this time of struggle can also spark a powerful motivation for change and growth. The term nadir refers to the lowest…
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Intrinsic motivation
WotD: Intrinsic motivation As promised, I’m back with a post about intrinsic motivation. Here we go! Intrinsic motivation is the drive to do something because it is inherently enjoyable or fulfilling. Unlike extrinsic motivation, which relies on external rewards like money or praise, intrinsic motivation comes from within. When we are intrinsically motivated, we do…
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Brain rot
Word of the Day: Brain rot Our technology addiction is causing many of us to feel overwhelmed by information, leading to what has recently come to be termed brain rot. Quite simply, brain rot refers to a mental state where someone feels tired, confused, or unable to think clearly. It often happens when we consume…
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Push around
WotD: Push around Canada is being pushed around at the moment. To be fair, the Americans are trying to push Canada around, but we have our elbows up, and they are finding out Canada is no pushover. Canada is not going to be dominated by the American psychodrama. When someone says they feel like another…
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Grand scheme of things
Idiom: Grand scheme of things Have you ever heard someone say, In the grand scheme of things? This phrase is commonly used in conversations to help people understand bigger perspectives. The term grand scheme of things refers to the overall situation or perspective, especially when considering how small or individual events fit into a larger…
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Keep on keeping on
Phrase: Keep on keeping on It’s not just you; life is getting harder. With prices increasing, a dearth of good world leaders and the enshittification of everything, you just want to stay in bed and wait for the weather to change. In life, we often face challenges that make us feel like giving up. In…
