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5. Just do it. Many personal development and self-help books focus on how to get and stay motivated. However, on some days, I've found that it can even be a challenge to simply get up and show up.

Plus, "email" things can also get done on my phone or from someone else's computer. Offline (mostly creative writing) items are nicer to do on my netbook. It allows more freedom.