The true goal in self-development is...

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Just a friendly reminder that it's important to focus on the process of growing and leveling up, not just the end game dopamine fix. Turn your life into an infinite game of progress and you'll always find something exciting to strive for. Self improvement motivation comes from always wanting to see what you can overcome and then increasing the level of that challenge.

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