Practice Scenario
Practice Scenario: When you’re exhausted but need to study for an exam.
- Step 1: Remind yourself, "I am the type of person who works hard."
- Step 2: Imagine yourself as someone who naturally gives their best.
- Step 3: Dive in as if you’re already that future you who’s crushing it academically.
Answer: You’ll find it’s easier to get into the groove when you see hard work as who you are, not just something you do.
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