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Reverse the Equation of Motivation

Reverse the Equation of Motivation

A firm daily practice takes some motivation to get going, but over time, the equation is reversed; dedicating yourself to a firm daily practice is what builds motivation.

Our constant practice of action alters our mood, taking a cue from our behavior.

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Mood Follows Action

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I control my emotions, not the other way around.

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