1. Start Small - Deepstash

1. Start Small

Begin with tiny habits.

Instead of aiming to study for two hours straight, start with 10 minutes. Gradually increase the time as the habit becomes a natural part of your routine.

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Think about your daily routine. Maybe you want to be better at studying, get fitter, or spend more time on hobbies. Sometimes, making these changes can feel overwhelming, like you need to overhaul your entire life. But what if you only needed to make tiny changes to see big results over time? That’s the idea behind "Atomic Habits." Small habits, repeated consistently, can lead to significant transformations.

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