How To Commit For Two Weeks
- Pick a goal.
- Create a daily process or routine you will follow.
- For each of the next 14 days, focus solely on what you need to do that day.
- At the end of two weeks, you will know whether you want to keep going.
- The tough two weeks you just put in will make it much more likely that you will stay the course over the long term.
- Your emotions will start to work for you, not against you.
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