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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Great thread — thought I would share my own experience. From what I have seen across various practical experiments, the unhurried path always works better. What stays with me is how skipping the boring foundation work makes everything else harder. Those new to building better routines should start small — patience saves real frustration. Threads like this help thinking.</p>]]></content>
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