Name: Love Language in the Workplace by Nwamaka Onyekachi.m4a by Amakamedia
Duration: 27 min 29 s
Description: If you’re a full-time professional, you spend a lot of time with your coworkers, so it’s worth developing healthy, happy work relationships. You can use various love languages at work to empathize with them and show gratitude in a way that they respond well to.

When the year started we were filled with hope and had plans for the year, Many months have passed and here comes september. The year is not over yet, it can still happen.

Not Over Yet

Stop beating your self up. Let go of the voice telling you how bad you've been. Listen to the voice of Truth telling you how beautiful you are.

Voice of Truth

If you’re a full-time professional, you spend a lot of time with your coworkers, so it’s worth developing healthy, happy work relationships. You can use various love languages at work to empathize with them and show gratitude in a way that they respond well to.

Love Language in the Workplace by Nwamaka Onyekachi.m4a

The rest of the year is the best of the year. It's not over yet!

The Best of the Year

Being single on Valentine's Day can be so depressing. I know that feeling. But you can get over it. Take responsiblity of your happiness by falling in love with your life!

Fall in Love with Your Life

Do you ever feel like everyone but you has someone to love? While others are spending time with someone special, and you feel lonely and left out?

Feel God's Love

Dedicated to all the beautiful women out there. Stay Strong. 
Music: "Almost Lovers", by A Fine Frenzy (instrumental)
- written and performed by Igor Oro

LYRICS
"Baby, tell me something; how many times have you had your heart broken? How many times have you had your faith stolen?, by these guys that promise you everything, only to find that behind their clever lies and disguise they seem to have fooled you. Schooled you, into thinking that you finally found the one, your soulmate, you feel your fate has been decided, and then they leave..and you're alone again, wiping the tears off onto your sleeve. 

How many times have you been unable to sleep because the one man that you thought you'd keep forever isn't by your side. You try and close your eyes but all you see are memories, hidden deep within the crevices of your soul are stories unforetold, visions of growing old together, visions of your hands intertwined, walking barefoot through the sands of time for what you feel feels like forever.

You lie there and fantasize about the familiar smell of his cologne, only to find that it makes you feel more alone than ever. You start to cry but it doesn't help, the tears flow down and you wish that they would drown all the pain you feel, but you soon realize that tears just make the pain feel even more real.

Your friends tell you that you need to let go, and lord knows you've tried. But regret still occupies the space between your arms where he used to lie. It's strange how much pain a broken heart can make, the same emotions it gives, it can also take. Feelings of sickness that linger long into the night; too bad there's no medication for heartbreak.

Listen, you think you're alone but you're not, its not about what you want, its about what you've got. Reach deep into your soul and pull out that strength thats been hiding inside all this time, and soon you'll find that your state of mind will change for the better, you can ride out this tough weather; and when the rain has passed and the wind has amassed to just a gentle breeze, you'll find...that pain is like the tides of the ocean -it comes and it goes. Just take it slow, and soon your heart will grow back to what it once was, you'll pick up the pieces of all those broken dreams and although it might seem tough to pick yourself up from that hole you've fallen into...Never lose faith that someday you'll get what you deserve. Someday someone will love you so much that they'll give you the world. 
And maybe then, youll forget all those times you had your heart broken. 

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