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Resistance comes from your current habits and identity, which are afraid of change. When you try to improve, these habits push back to stay the same.
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The tasks you avoid the most are probably the ones that will help you grow. Use that feeling of resistance as a clue to what’s important.
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Success often requires pushing through tough or uncomfortable moments. There’s no easy way around it.
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“The ability to delay gratification is a learned skill. It is the difference between the successful and the unsuccessful.”
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Social media, games, and other quick fixes give instant rewards that make real work feel boring. Cut back on these so work feels satisfying again.
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What you watch, read, and listen to fills your mind. Surround yourself with content that supports your goals, and work will feel more natural.
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You won’t beat resistance every time, and that’s okay. Aim for small progress over time instead of perfect results.
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Make it easy to start work by removing distractions around you. A simpler environment helps you stay focused.
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