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Habits take time to break, and new habits take time to form. The degree to which you hold yourself accountable to doing something in the present, overtime, will become habits.
An example: I decided I wanted to build an app. When I made that decision, I had some awful habits. I'd come home and watch youtube videos, or chat with people, or do other unfocused things. Then one day (literally, a specific point in time) I said "right now, I'm going to start learning programming." I remember the exact moment I made that declaration. The next day, I said the same thing. And the day after. That was almost 200 days ago. Now I'm staring at an app that's almost ready to deploy. It's because I held myself accountable to action each day. It takes patience and sacrifice, because changing sucks.
An example: I decided I wanted to build an app. When I made that decision, I had some awful habits. I'd come home and watch youtube videos, or chat with people, or do other unfocused things. Then one day (literally, a specific point in time) I said "right now, I'm going to start learning programming." I remember the exact moment I made that declaration. The next day, I said the same thing. And the day after. That was almost 200 days ago. Now I'm staring at an app that's almost ready to deploy. It's because I held myself accountable to action each day. It takes patience and sacrifice, because changing sucks.
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