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How to be consistent?

Consistency is perhaps the most crucial factor in maintaining momentum. Make a habit of working on your goals regularly, even if it’s just for a short period each day. 

Consistency helps to reinforce the neural pathways associated with your tasks, making them more automatic and less mentally taxing over time. 

Establish a routine that includes dedicated time for working on your goals and stick to it.

Learn more on this in my most recent published article. The link for the same is in the comments section below. 

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