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the most challenging part of success
Ideas spark excitement. Completion brings satisfaction. But the true test of character—and the real determinant of success—lies in navigating the challenging middle ground between inspiration and accomplishment.
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turning intentions into action with implementation intentions
In the gap between our good intentions and actual behaviors lies one of life's most frustrating challenges. We sincerely want to exercise regularly, read more books, or call our parents—yet these intentions often remain unfulfilled. In his influential book Atomic Habits, James Clear illuminates a powerful solution: