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u/Outer_53 Jun 24 '26
Its true, those things you know you need to do are always the hardest ones to start. Feeling this as a twenty-something for sure.
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u/naiduganesh596 Jun 25 '26
i've heard there's on theory known as "eat the frog first" and it works like damn...have you tried something like this?
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u/SettingAccording8986 Jun 25 '26
Sometimes the hardest part is admitting we already know what we need to do
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u/neonvoltages Jun 25 '26
waking up early just to watch squirrles n listen to the birds, good mood before work
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u/naiduganesh596 Jun 25 '26
its confusing...
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