Crystal Weaver
Be clear on what the priority is. And just start. (I wouldn’t say I’m at expert at this). Sometimes any progress is good progress, other times you need to just start the big thing! I find starting the big thing with something less intimidating like brainstorming or making an outline, etc, helps it be less daunting and then you have a starting place to build from.
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Marie Lane
Don’t distract yourself, in doing so you’ll loss motivation and become bored.
Stay focused by ignoring distractions, stay foucus and stop when you need to
Stay focused by ignoring distractions, stay foucus and stop when you need to
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