How to Know When to Pivot and When to Persist?
A guide to better habits and routines
This question arises when we find ourselves not making progress. You may have a set of habits and routines that don’t seem to be working. We know that consistency is important to success, but what do you do when those practices aren’t effective?
Should you stick with it and grind or should you make a shift onto something new?
When should one pivot and find something better?
Isn’t that the same as shiny object syndrome?
It is helpful to be thoughtful about our routines. We should be analytical with what we do. There is always room for improvement. With the knowledge that discipline pays off, let’s walk through how you should decide when to make a change and when to ‘stick with it’.
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