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When you know what you must do or should do; it's not right to be over thinking the whole thing, but to simply cut to the chase and get to work. I'll admit that most times people feel lazy to do what they must, but this has to be corrected. This is a terrible habit and you must do all in your power to make sure it doesn't take hold of you. You have to act promptly at that point, without thinking too much, because it's a fact, and you know it, that you should get that task done.

You have to be able to tell yourself what's important to you, and whether you like it or not you put yourself to the task and go on until you're through with it. It's all about habit formation. We're creatures of habits, and you may not realize, but once you make a small decision in the right direction, you give yourself more strength to follow such a productive path.

Once in a while, it's possible to slightly loose grip of the control, and perhaps skip a few important tasks, but you must be quick to retrace your steps back to the hard core discipline you've managed to create for yourself. If you open yourself up to procrastination habit, you may find it difficult to pull out from it. The best thing is not to miss an important task. Just make that a habit.

Just like it is with almost all things in nature, downward movement. The tendency of things is for them to go down. And humans suffer that problem too. The natural propensity of people is for them to sink in laziness and become a mess. It's easy, just loose sight of the goal for 2-3 weeks and you might see yourself at the bottom of your emotions.

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And everything you've struggled so hard to build may come crashing down so easily. It's always tough to raise something up. Look at buildings, it could take months to make a storey building go up, it takes a lot of effort. But to bring it down, can only take one or two days with the right destruction tool.

Being aware of this trap, it's important to not let yourself be still. You must keep pushing and keep moving up. And you do this by making sure that whenever you feel so unwilling to get a task done, that's the very moment you must rise up and without thinking too much, you promptly get that task done. Those are the moments that test you. It's difficult, sometimes painful. But when you pass the test repeatedly, success will be waiting for you just around the corner.

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