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Habit 1: Approach Your Tasks with Gratitude

Habit 1: Approach Your Tasks with Gratitude

When we need to do a task, we often say to ourselves "I have to do this" but this leads us to procrastination, stress and anxiety. You should be instead grateful to your tasks that you planned to do because this tasks is helping you to save your time and slowly progress to your life.

So instead of saying "I have to do this", say "I get to do this".

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