Self-control doesn’t have to mean constantly battling yourself. Find out how to shape your environment and habits to make it easier to stick to new goals.
It may come as a surprise, but becoming more persistent doesn’t have to mean pushing yourself harder and harder. Set aside time in advance for an important task, remove distractions, or make the first step easier, and you’ll have fewer decisions to make each day. This article explores how to combine these changes with a realistic goal and regular self-control practice. Instead of waiting for unwavering motivation, you can create conditions that support your intentions.
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