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Visualization

Visualizing works on a simple principle of motivation that says the more specific, concrete, and available our mental representation of a goal and its benefits are, the more we’ll feel motivated to achieve it. Meaning, if you are trying to have a consistent exercising habit, try to visualize the outcome. See the benefits and how it can help you so that in turn you'll feel more motivated to achieve it.

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