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Non-Zero Day

Non-Zero Day

... is a philosophy that emphasizes the need to take a meaningful step towards your goals every single day, no matter how small. This means you no longer get days with zero new accomplishments.

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It`s more important to know where you`re going than to get there quickly.

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