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[Nati Jiniya]

As I understood your system works based on acceptance, relaxation and freedom. It's a very interesting and sadly rare practice. It has made me think of a lot of situations.

[Fanisa Ndhabambi]

My system works because it is NOT based on willpower, hard work, or unsustainable bursts of dishonest overcompensation. It does work as I have learned to take the program day by day, that is the power of micro-habit.
I acquired the skill set that will push me throughout the last day of the program.

[Fanisa Ndhabambi]

True : My system works because it is NOT based on willpower, hard work, or unsustainable bursts of dishonest overcompensation. I have learned to choose the micro- habits and consistently done so.
I am not using will power just choosing to be here on the mentoring program.
Each day for 78 days have thought me to do tasks day by day it leads to great success.

[Dea Ann Bridegroom]

Learning discipline to do what I work on at home, seems like a big achievement. Knowing how long to read in the evening, knowing how much to save for an investment each week. I am more at an ideal weight over the last year. I made notable changes to what I consume when thirsty.

[Sanju Lali]

Exactly right, the all of above is not feasible for continuing for long time. However regular steady work need the minimum due compensation as an encouragement to work steadily and regularly. A worker should never be punished for bad lucks in the from of technical glitches which sometimes creepup rarely. Additionally the workers' loss in the form of non getting compensation can no way construed to be a saving to the organisation because it would be a short term relief.

[Surabhi Rani]

We change our wrong behavior by utilizing the power of micro-habits and making small and consistent changes over time. Real change is gradual, by being brutally honest with ourselves and taking one small step at a time. Life is a black canvas of infinite equally right possibilities upon which we choose to creatively and artistically create. This is a very relatable suggestion!

[Bethel Saint Bright]

Overcompensating for things you can't do is a lie that holds you back from achieving your goals. You either can or you can't, there's no try. It's trying that sucks up our willpower and drains the limited energy we need to actually work towards our goals. Thank you for this freeing advice.

[Seetha E]

Drastic sudden seeming changes to behavior are deceiving manipulations that, to the wiser eye, actually reveal a lack of real change in behavior. Real change is going to be gradual, almost imperceptible in the short-term. The gradualness of the change in habits, and the honest accepting attitude about that gradualness, is the sign that the person is finally engaging in real change.

I have applied this and found it effective. The fast and furious approach may seem to take effect faster at the beginning but it tends to fizzle away and things go back to as they were.

[Fanisa Ndhabambi]

This system works if you also work through it. I am using it, but at times, I lose my focus and get back to work again.