Example On How To Start A Task?
Eg 1) If you need to work on a project, start with just the index of it, the first page, merely the heading and the topics to be covered. In doing this, we come out of our comfort and it's enough to start committing to our work at hand.
Eg 2) If you need to complete your homework, take the first step. Take your books and Notebooks out, open the current page, place your pen in your fingers, sit in your study space.
And bam!, you will suddenly feel an urge to accomplish something. This will be the right time for you to start working on your goal.
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This has often hit me that I struggle the most to start doing a task rather than when I start doing it.
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