ride off into the sunset
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read, write, design, create
ride off into the sunset
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the truth will set you free
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April showers bring May flowers
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an apple a day keeps the doctor away
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Everyone seems to love a pathetic hero. They’re unlucky, unworthy, and usually go unnoticed in their fictional universe. However, as readers, we can’t help but fall for their awkward charm.
Today I’m highlighting a few reasons why the Pathetic Hero keeps showing up in our favorite books.
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it will be a piece of cake
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it’s time to call it a day
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you don’t have to twist my arm
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After trying dozens of methods that claimed to help boost productive mojo, I came to the conclusion that motivation is my own personal Bigfoot. It may or may not be out there, but I probably won’t be gathering proof of its existence any time soon. In a sense, I’ve stopped believing.
Today I’ve collected some common myths and misconceptions about motivation for your consideration. Whether you’re a firm believer or a fellow skeptic, I hope they prove helpful as you venture ambitiously forward with your own projects and goals.
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