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Habits that make us dull and unproductive

Habits that make us dull and unproductive

Some invisible and repetitive habits are mostly responsible for our daily miseries. 

  • Overthinking
  • Worrying about the future and dwelling in the past
  • Monotonous Daily Routine

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Unknowingly we might be doing many things that are affecting our emotional and mental health. Read on to know what they are and how to overcome them.

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