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Create a Domino Effect

  • Start with the thing you are most motivated to do, a small behavior and do it consistently. 
  • Maintain momentum and immediately move to the next task you are motivated to finish. 
  • When in doubt, break things down into smaller chunks. As you try new habits, focus on keeping them small and manageable. The Domino Effect is about progress, not results.

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  • If you’re not feeling motivated, think about the results of your goals, not just the goals themselves. 
  • Remember your successes, even small successes. Remember how good it feels to succeed.
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