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Understanding the psychological rewards of bad habits
Creating new habits to replace old ones
Developing self-discipline
Think of someone you can always rely on, be it your friend, partner, colleague, parent, sibling and say: “Right I need to deal with this, and I’m going to need you to help me.”
They, in turn, will feel valued, loved and respected.
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Find a way to emotionally process your fears to be able to keep going.
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Fear is everywhere and yet fear can be overcome, controlled and can even be a power for good.
Accept your fear relative to you.
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