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Maria Kalafatis
I am a professional squash player CWR is 171 and i am a 21 y/o from Australia
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Episode 44 - Vixens V Mavericks in the Netball, and Bevo in the Hot Seat.
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Episode 38 - Australia's Tillies and the Swifty Bowl Champions
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Training is in session
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Episode 37 - New Segment time. Who's partying for the Super Bowl?
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A relationship with God is a daily habit
If you wanna be close to God, you need to start reading the bible every day. Start small, set a daily alarm on your phone, download the bible app, and read some plans in there, as well as reading the bible itself on there. Start in the new testament and just go. Some days will be cool, some days you won't feel anything, but it matters. It will change you, your character, your life, your thoughts, everything. Next thing you know you are buying a journaling bible and drawing, tabbing, highlighting, lettering, journaling. Every morning, spend time with God, pray, involve Him, talk to Him.
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This tournament was a tough one. I was felling really good and confident going into the tournament, and I felt really grounded and settled. But I just couldn’t get a win, even though I know I should have. I am putting in effort with little reward and that sucks, hopefully better things are to come this squash season.
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I am so excited for the first tournament of the year. Can’t wait.
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Mother Teresa's Rules for Humility: Speaking Less About Yourself
In a world where self-promotion often dominates, Mother Teresa's teachings on humility offer a refreshing perspective. Here are her timeless rules for practicing humility, with a focus on speaking as little about oneself as possible.
1. Shift the Focus: Mother Teresa believed in redirecting attention away from oneself and towards others. Instead of boasting about personal achievements or experiences, she encouraged turning the spotlight onto the needs of those around us.
2. Practice Active Listening: Humility involves being attentive to others rather than dominating conversations with personal anecdotes. By listening actively and empathetically, we honor others' experiences and perspectives.
3. Speak with Purpose: When speaking, choose words wisely and with intention. Mother Teresa emphasized the importance of using speech for uplifting and encouraging others rather than drawing attention to oneself.
4. Cultivate Gratitude: A humble heart is grateful for the contributions of others and acknowledges the role of community in personal growth and success. Expressing gratitude instead of self-centeredness fosters humility.
5. Embrace Vulnerability: True humility acknowledges one's imperfections and limitations. Mother Teresa encouraged embracing vulnerability as a pathway to authenticity and genuine connection with others.
6. Serve Silently: Rather than seeking recognition or praise for acts of kindness, Mother Teresa advocated for serving silently and selflessly. This practice aligns with the belief that true virtue lies in serving others without expecting anything in return.
7. Learn from Others: Humility involves recognizing that everyone has something to teach us. Mother Teresa valued the wisdom and experiences of others, embracing a posture of lifelong learning and growth.
By embracing Mother Teresa's rules for humility, we can cultivate a mindset centered on others rather than ourselves. Speaking less about oneself allows for deeper connections, greater empathy, and a more meaningful contribution to the world around us.
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