The key is to regularly ask yourself 6 basic questions -- all focused on your emotions -- as you pursue a goal:
1. Are you struggling more than you should? Ask yourself, "What are things I can do to help myself?"
2. Feel like you've hit a plateau? "Is there a better way of doing this?"
3. Feel frustrated with how difficult progress seems? "How can I do this better?"
4. Feel challenged? "What are things I can do to make myself better at this?"
5. Feel intimidated? "What can I do to help myself?"
6. Feel like it's always going to be too hard? Ask yourself, "What can I do to get better at this?"
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