Tarcísio Lopes
I thought making a Ulysses contract wouldn’t make a difference for me, but once I made it, I adjusted my list to manageable things because I didn’t want to fail in the eyes of others! That reaction surprise me also. I also did the pay commitment.
My advice? Make your list small, use the extra features within the app, and involve others in your journey!
My advice? Make your list small, use the extra features within the app, and involve others in your journey!
Rich Robertson
That's a good one! Answering your question means answering a question I could’ve asked you myself. So the advice I'm going to give to you is one I'm about to test for myself: 1. Reconsider the importance of the task: Is it really important to you at all? 2. If it is, then treat it like one of those extremely important tasks that must be done/that you want to do at all cost.
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