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Develop habits that support your goals from "summary" of The 12 Week Year Field Guide by Brian P. Moran,Michael Lennington

To achieve your goals, it is essential to develop habits that align with those goals. These habits are the daily actions and behaviors that will propel you forward and keep you on track. When you consistently practice these habits, you are setting yourself up for success. Habits are powerful because they become automatic over time, requiring less effort and willpower to maintain. By incorporating habits that support your goals into your daily routine, you are creating a structured framework for success. This consistency breeds momentum and progress, leading to tangible results. To develop habits that support your goals, start by identifying what specific actions are necessary to achieve those goals. Break down your goals into smaller, manageable tasks and determine what habits will help you accomplish them. These habits should be simple, actionable, and aligned with your long-term objectives. Once you have identified the habits that will support your goals, commit to practicing them consistently. This means incorporating them into your daily routine and making them a priority. Consistency is key when it comes to developing habits that will drive you towards your goals. It is important to track your progress and hold yourself accountable to ensure that you are staying on course. Regularly review your habits and assess whether they are helping you make progress towards your goals. If necessary, make adjustments to your habits to better support your objectives.
  1. You are setting yourself up for success. These habits will guide your actions, keep you focused, and ultimately lead you to achieve your desired outcomes. Stay committed, stay consistent, and watch as your habits propel you towards success.
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The 12 Week Year Field Guide

Brian P. Moran

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