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MAKING LIST (2)

MAKING LIST (2)

You can’t truly know the extent of your commitments

You cannot know what to change until you know what you’re committed to. And what you’re committed to is not a collection of vague responsibilities, but a short list of tangible outcomes. In other words, projects.

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Bolivian 🇧🇴 Engineering student ⚡⚙️

This method has helped me to improve the way I organize my life, you should give it a try

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