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Do yourself a favor, and embrace the fact that your willpower is limited, and that it may not always be up to the challenge of getting you to do things you find difficult, tedious, or otherwise awful.

Now you have a choice to make: Every day, when the time comes to do your routine, you can chose either option A and do the routine, which in my case was to feel the “burn” in the gym, or ...

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The way to stay strong during uncertain times is to make yourself invaluable.

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Pushing yourself to lift with poor form can also increase your risk of injury. What matters more is that you’re working hard each time you step into the gym.