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Journal your thoughts and feelings.

Journaling your ideas and feelings extensively when you're motivated can help you better understand and harness that feeling. 

"I take notes about what I am feeling, what is motivating me and how this motivation is guiding me," " I can leverage these notes later to motivate me when I need them the most."

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