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Objects in motion tend to stay in motion. And that means getting started is the hardest part.
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If you focus on the ritual, the next step follows more automatically.
Use your ritual as an on-ramp for the bigger behavior and habits you want to build into your life. When you master the ability to mindlessly initiate the tasks that are important to you, it's not necessary to rely on motivation and willpower to make them happen.
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