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Fruit Love ! (Explored) by Petur
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  • Post category:Behaviour / Mental health
  • Post published:April 29, 2015

One glass of water a day. One extra vegetable. Three pushups. One sentence of writing a day. Two minutes of meditation. This is how you start a habit that lasts.

Source: The Four Habits that Form Habits @ zenhabits.net

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  • Mini-Mission: Learn These Four Habits…to Form Better Habits @ Productive Life Concepts

    Excerpt: Such a tiny amount of exercise, writing, work, diet change, whatever might seem worthless, but what you doing is laying the foundation.

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