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I think you can do something as simple as just sit on your bed and think, okay, there’s probably like five things I could do today so that tomorrow morning is slightly better than this morning was. At least, or at least I’m not falling behind. It’s not going to be something you want to do. There’ll be things you’re trying to avoid. They’re snakes, essentially. But if you ask yourself, like you’re asking someone, which I think is a form of prayer, if you ask yourself instead of telling yourself, you know, what is it that I could do to set things more right today? Then you can go do it. And then you put the world together a little more. You also construct yourself into something that’s better able to call order forth from chaos. And that makes you just incrementally stronger. And then the next day, you can maybe take on a slightly larger task. And like, you get the benefit of compound interest if you do that. It’s a tremendously powerful technique.