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Getting started is not easy, especially if it’s something monumental (in your head or in reality). In spite of all my efforts to try and psyche myself into action, I’ve always found myself procrastinating more. So here are some things I’m trying to overcome this hurdle to my hurdle. 1. Situate yourself in the environment
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If I may venture to give advice, although I don’t believe I am qualified to as this is also something I’m in the process of working out fully, I think this may be one way to become fearless It came to me whilst I was reading a 3-2-1 article by James Clear. Of satisfaction, he
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Habit creep. An idea that I read about from the amazing James Clear. He writes about how we should adopt habits in the same way lifestyle changes happen slowly yet surely (subscriptions to Netflix, upgrading your phone..) So what habits do I want to creep into my life? What I want to keep up: yoga,
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I’m developing an idea for a praise and worship session. To give some context, I’m a Catholic and I’m in the process of organising a Bible Camp that’s centred on the art of the debate and dialogue with others. But to focus back on this session. I want it to be meditate and reflective. For
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I think I’ve found out what I lack. I lack the hustle. I think I work quite hard at a lot of different things at once. I like working a little on ideas here and then working on another idea there. But I lack the hustle of focusing on one or two things INTENSELY. I
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