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Visualization

Visualization

Envision the best case scenario and imagine how it would feel if you reached the goal or if you had a month, a year, five years, etc. of the consistency you desire. Write it down and take the time to really dwell on it.

After doing that, sit and visualize as if it already happened and you finally achieved your goal, allowing yourself to bask in those emotions.

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“The key to life is not accumulation, it is contribution.” - Stephen Covey

Here’s a summary of KennysFit’s video on how to improve your consistency when it comes to achieving goals.

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