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Self-awareness and change

Self-awareness and change

If you aren't aware of what you're currently doing, it's very hard to change your life with any degree of consistency. 

Measurement bings self-awareness in line with reality.  Once you're aware of what's actually going on, you can make accurate decisions 

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