Pratica di Shadowing: Stop Letting Yourself Down: How To Actually Achieve Your Goals in 2026 - Impara a parlare inglese con YouTube

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You know what you want.

You've set the goals.

You've made the vision board.

You've written the plan.

So why do you keep letting yourself down?

It's not because you're lazy.

It's not because you lack discipline.

In this video, I'm going to show you the real reason you keep falling off track,

and more importantly, what to do instead.

These are the exact shifts that finally helped me to become someone who actually follows through.

So let's get straight into it.

I have got five myths that I want to tackle,

and the first one is a big one.

You just need more willpower.

We love blaming ourselves for a lack of willpower.

We tell ourselves, if I were just more motivated,

if I just tried harder,

if I had more grit, I'd be unstoppable.

But here's the truth.

Willpower is a terrible long-term strategy.

It's like trying to run a marathon on fumes and vibes not taking you very far.

What actually works?

Identity.

Because we don't act out of logic,

we act out of who we believe we are.

Let me give you an example.

When I was still working as a doctor,

I wanted to become someone who wrote every day.

I had this dream of becoming a writer,

so I kept setting goals.

Write 500 words a day.

I made spreadsheets, I downloaded apps,

and I would would start strong and then fall off after a few days over

and over again what changed everything wasn't a better goal it

was a better identity i stopped saying i'm trying to write more

and started saying i'm a writer and writers write and honestly

that tiny shift changed everything because

if you are the kind of person who writes then even on a bad day you show up even

if it's 10 minutes, even if it's one sentence.

And that's the difference.

It's not about gritting your teeth.

It's about becoming someone who doesn't need to.

So here's what I want you to do.

Choose one identity you're stepping into this week.

Say it in the present tense.

Write it down.

Stick it to your bathroom mirror.

It could be something like,

I'm someone who honors their commitments.

I'm someone who finishes what they start.

I'm someone who shows up even when it's hard.

If you feel brave, leave yours in the comments.

I would love to see it.

All right, let's keep going.

The next myth keeps even the most ambitious people stuck in a cycle of planning,

but never doing.

Okay, so here's myth number two.

You just need better goals.

Let me guess, you've set big, beautiful, Pinterest-worthy goals.

Write a best-selling book.

Get in the best shape of my life.

Start a side hustle.

Scale it to seven figures and still have time to make green smoothies.

The goals aren't the problem.

The problem is that they're too big per unit of time.

We keep thinking that if the goal is bold enough,

it'll scare us into action.

But honestly, it usually overwhelms us into paralysis.

And listen, I say this with love.

If your to-do list includes change my entire life,

you might need to zoom in a little.

Here's what actually works.

Shrink the daily action, not the dream.

Big ambition?

Amazing.

Tiny daily commitment?

Even better.

Because your brain needs proof, not pressure.

Let me give you an example.

When I decided I wanted to become a morning person,

I know, wild, rebellious idea,

I didn't overhaul my entire routine overnight.

I started by waking up 15 minutes earlier,

just long enough to sit with a cup of coffee

and pretend to be the kind of woman who has her life together.

And honestly, that worked because I didn't feel like I was changing my identity.

I was just borrowing it in bite-sized chunks.

And over time, that version of me didn't feel like a stretch anymore.

It felt like me.

So So here's your action step for this one.

What's your two minute version of the goal?

Want to write a book?

Open the document and write one sentence.

Want to work out?

Put on your shoes and just do five squats.

Want to start meditating?

Sit quietly for two minutes and literally just blink with intention.

It counts.

Let it be laughably small.

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Because consistency always beats intensity.

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Alright, next up, the most dangerous myth of all.

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This is the one that makes people quit,

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not because they've failed, but because they've because they think they have.

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And we are absolutely not doing that anymore.

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Myth number three is this.

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If you fall off track, you've failed.

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This is the myth that quietly destroys more goals than anything else.

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People don't quit because they fail.

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They quit because they turned one missed day into a full-blown identity crisis.

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You miss one workout and suddenly you're like,

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well, I guess I actually hate fitness.

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Maybe I've always hated fitness.

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Maybe I was born to be unfit.

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Maybe this is my destiny.

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No, you missed a day.

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Calm down, Beyonce.

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The problem isn't the slip.

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The problem is the story that you attach to the slip.

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Here's what actually happens.

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You break the streak.

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You feel guilty.

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You tell yourself it proves you're not the kind of person who,

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and that right there, that's what makes you quit.

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Not the missed day, but the identity hit.

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Let me give you a real example.

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When I started learning French,

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I committed to practicing 15 minutes a day.

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Some Duolingo, a podcast, journaling a few sentences, nothing heroic.

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And for a while, I kept it up.

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But then I missed a day.

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Then two.

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Then three.

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And instead of saying, life happens,

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I immediately spiraled into, see,

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this is why you can't have nice things.

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I made the missed days mean something about who I was.

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That I wasn't consistent.

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That I'd never become fluent.

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But the version of me who lives effortlessly between Canada and Europe was just a fantasy.

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That was the real problem.

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Not the missed days, but the meaning that I attached to them.

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Everything changed when I started practicing something that I now call rupture, then repair.

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Rupture is when you break the streak.

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Repair is when you get back on track without the drama.

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High performers aren't people who never slip.

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They're people who repair quickly.

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That's it.

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So here's what I want you to do.

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Create your one-line repair protocol.

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Something like, when I miss a day,

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I pick it back up tomorrow.

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No drama.

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Create a mantra like, one setback doesn't erase my identity.

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Or pause, reset, continue.

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Write it down.

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Put it somewhere that you'll see it.

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This, not perfection, is what builds self-trust.

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Alright, coming up next is the myth that tricks smart,

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motivated people into thinking that they're making progress when they're actually spinning in a very pretty,

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very organized circle.

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Here's myth number four.

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Tracking progress will keep me motivated.

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Here's a fun fact.

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You can be tracking everything and still going nowhere.

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And yet, we love a good tracker.

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Wait, pages written, monthly revenue,

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hours slept, mood, and of course,

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apps that gamify it all with fireworks and badges.

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But here's the catch.

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Outcomes are lagging indicators.

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They show up after the real work has happened.

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If you only track results,

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you're always reacting, never reinforcing.

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What actually builds momentum?

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Tracking identity aligned actions.

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So let me show you the difference.

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The old way is, did I lose five pounds this month?

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The new way, did I move my body today like someone who values strength and energy?

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Old way, did I finish my book yet?

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New way, did I act like a writer today?

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See the shift?

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One creates a lot of pressure.

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The other builds proof.

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And proof Life is what reshapes your identity.

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When I finally made this shift,

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I stopped obsessing over the number of words that I had written

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or the size of my audience or the milestones that I hadn't hit yet.

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And I started focusing on what version of me showed up today.

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And funny enough, that's when the milestones started happening.

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Here's your action step for this.

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Pick one behavior to track this week that reflects who you're becoming.

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Here are some examples.

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Did I show up on time for myself today?

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Did I honor my morning routine like someone who respects her energy?

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Did I create something instead of consuming?

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The goal isn't to impress your tracker,

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it's to prove to yourself this is who I am now.

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Okay, coming up next is the final myth and it's a sneaky one.

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This is the one that makes you think your follow through problem is about strategy

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or tools when actually it's something much deeper.

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Myth 5.

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You just need the right system, app, or routine.

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Let's be honest, most of us have been system shopping like it's a full-time job.

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We've tried the 5AM club,

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the 12-week year, the getting things done method,

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notion dashboards, AI scheduling tools,

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Pomodoro timers, and still somehow we're ghosting our own goals like a bad Tinder date.

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The truth?

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It's not about the system, it's about self-trust.

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You don't have a strategy problem,

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you have a self-concept problem.

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Because even the most beautifully optimized morning routine won't help

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if deep down you don't believe you're the kind of person who follows through.

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Let me say that again.

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Your system doesn't matter if you don't believe yourself when you say you'll do something.

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This hit me hard a few years ago.

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I had everything mapped out.

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Vision boards, task managers, five different calendars.

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But every time I broke a promise to myself,

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it chipped away at my confidence.

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And I didn't realize it,

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but I was slowly becoming someone I couldn't count on.

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The Turning Point wasn't a new app was when I started rebuilding trust by keeping small promises.

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Tiny, boring, unglamorous promises.

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Like, I'm going to take a 10-minute walk today,

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and then actually doing it.

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Even if it was raining.

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Even if I was tired.

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Even if I did not feel like it.

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And with every small win,

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the inner dialogue started to shift from,

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you never follow through, to,

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actually, you're someone who shows up.

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And And that's what changed everything.

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So here's your action step.

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Pick one small thing today that you'll do purely to rebuild trust with yourself.

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Not for the result, not for the tracker,

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just to prove I'm someone who follows through.

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That's how it starts.

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So let's recap.

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If you have been letting yourself down,

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it's not because you're lazy or weak or unmotivated.

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You've just been running the wrong playbook.

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So here's the new one.

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1. Stop chasing discipline.

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Start stepping into identity.

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2. Shrink the action, not the ambition.

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3. Repair fast and don't spiral.

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4. Track what reinforces who you're becoming.

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5. Focus less on systems, more on self-trust.

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Now, if you want help putting this into action,

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I created a free tool to help you to reset your energy and rebuild momentum fast.

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It's called The Reset, and it's a five-day challenge that includes short daily prompts,

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an identity anchor tracker, and tools that I usually only give to paid students.

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The link is below.

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So go grab it if it sounds like something that you would like to do.

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And tell me in the comments,

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what identity are you stepping into right now?

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I would love to cheer you on.

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If you enjoyed this video,

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I think you are going to love the one that I am lining up for you next.

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It is called The Three Daily Moves That Build a Brand New You.

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If you want to lock in your next chapter with three daily moves that actually change your identity,

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then that video will help you put everything into motion.

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I will link it on the next screen and I will see you there.

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You know what you want.

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You've...

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No, I don't like that.

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no, no, no. I made the...

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Now, did I?

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no, no. What am I trying to do?

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