John P. Weiss is a writer and artist whose work focuses on personal growth, self-improvement, and finding meaning in life. He is a regular contributor to The Good Men Project and his articles have also been featured in YourTango and Mr Feelgood. John's writing encourages readers to embrace their creativity, make positive choices, and find fulfillment in their lives.
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John P. Weiss's articles primarily focus on life lessons, self-improvement, reflection, relationships, and happiness. His coverage mainly comprises expert commentary on family & relationships and culture & society themes.
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We value your privacy People will spend your time for you if you let them Have you ever felt defeated and ready to give up?
5 Little Habits to Get What You Want in Life People will spend your time for you if you let them
Do You Feel Like You're Shouting Into the Void? How to stay sane in your creative practice
We value your privacy How to stay sane in your creative practice The tour guide led us up a cobblestone street, which veered into an obscure alley.
We Love the Things We Love for What They Are A story about tragedy, broken dreams, and the power of hope
We value your privacy A story about tragedy, broken dreams, and the power of hope The lip of the steel beam glistened in the moonlight, and her toes barely gained purchase.
It's the Ordinary That Makes Life Extraordinary Looking for meaning in the wrong places
It's the Ordinary That Makes Life Extraordinary Looking for meaning in the wrong places
We value your privacy Looking for meaning in the wrong places
We value your privacy They are the answer to despair A mild melancholy sometimes burrows into my consciousness, nudging optimism aside with a dark invitation toward despair.
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