Judging Progress, Not Perfection
- Define success based on whether your daily actions move you towards your goal, not on immediate perfection.
- Progress requires patience and persistence.
- Celebrate small daily steps forward.
- Avoid absolutes.
- Aim for consistency, not achievements.
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In 30 Days, Marc Reklau provides a practical 30 day system to identify your most important goals, eliminate bad habits, and build momentum through small daily actions. His approach aims to create lasting positive change.
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