Solve the mundane:

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Solve the mundane.

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Focus on the little things.

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The things you can control.

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Let’s use an example.

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Say every morning you open up your drawer.

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You look at your clothes and you decide what to wear.

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Only it’s always dirty.

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It’s a bunch of shirts thrown together in no specific order.

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It’s messy.

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You’re going to focus on that drawer for 2 minutes every day.

That’s 10 minutes a week.

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That’s almost 9 hours a year.

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Focused on that drawer.

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Why not decide to change it?

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Why not decide to do something about it?

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Because you can.

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It’s your choice if you want to change that drawer or not.

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You’re welcome to see it as is, but if you want to change your life and be successful, then you need to do something about it.

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You need to what’s in front of you.

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You need to look at how you spend your time and change it.

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Change your habits.

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Change your daily routine.

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Incorporate healthy habits into your daily routine.

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Success comes from routine, not a one-time hit.

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It comes from doing things over and over again.

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Committing to healthy habits and not wavering.

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Doing mundane things like brushing your teeth, working out, and reading.

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Again and again.

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When you solve the mundane, you’ll solve success.

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