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James Clear in his recent newsletter said:
"I have had periods in my career when I have been sprinting full speed and accomplished a great deal and I have had seasons when I have been fairly lazy and coasted on my previous effort.
What I have learned is that I am the major obstruction to getting results. Whether external conditions are favorable or unfavorable makes less difference than whether I am fully engaged and consistent. Even in competitive fields, the competition is primarily within yourself."
This is very true.
I had a few shaky moments with my classes last week and it was all down to me and my approach. I need to make it easier for myself and design tasks and lessons better to get the boys' attention with more buy-in.
It's worth my time to get it right.
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