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Break Down Your Habit into Manageable Steps

Dividing a new habit into smaller, achievable actions makes the process less daunting and increases the likelihood of success. Celebrating these small wins can build momentum and confiden

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Breaking down goals into smaller steps would make it easier for you to understand and manage the work. And with achieving each small steps you will get self-motivation to achieve another step. And these little motivations will help you to stay on track.

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