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Be consistent

Consistency and a series of purposeful actions will transform the way you work and hone in your chosen craft.

Instead of focusing on the outcome, concentrate on your small actions. Narrow your focus to a few minutes or hours of work on your goal, rather than looking at the goal as one big step or achievement.

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