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It can be easy to fall in a rut and feel stuck. University of Pennsylvania Psychology Professor Dr. Angela Duckworth thinks a change to your "situation" might fix that.

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From related CULTURCIDAL (John Hawkins): The 7 Critical Things You Need to Do to Make a Change Stick in Your Life
What is the traditional method for making life changes, and what is its primary limitation?
The traditional answer is to make a decision regarding how things are going to be and use willpower to make it happen; however, for most people, willpower is a limited resource that can be exhausted after grinding through tasks, leading people to give in to the easier, more natural "wrong" way of doing things.
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From related CULTURCIDAL (John Hawkins): The 7 Critical Things You Need to Do to Make a Change Stick in Your Life
Why is it difficult for many people to make changes stick in their lives?
It is difficult because changing a life trajectory can be harder than people think, and repeating a pattern over time makes it more likely to become a habit, which makes it harder to do something different.
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