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The value of hard work and persistence
How to stay focused on long-term goals
How to learn from failures and setbacks
It’s easy to procrastinate when you have all the time in the world to complete a task.
Schedule your deadlines as close to the present as possible. You will be more driven throughout the process.
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When your tasks feel overwhelming, it can be difficult to start.
Break down your projects into smaller, actionable steps. Identify one chunk that you could work on in a 10-minute segment to help you get started.
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Tell someone about your deadline or use an app.
Having an outside motivator helps to keep you accountable to your deadlines.
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We do not all solve a problem in the same way. People usually fall into one of these 4 categories:
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