FOCUS ON YOUR GOAL NOT ON THE HOURS
When you are working on something, instead of focusing on the hours put in, focus on what you want to get done.
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Remember you master what you practice. Why are we so good at distraction? It's because we "practice distraction." So take these small action plans today and let's break this habit of distraction together!
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