Commitment and determination
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Determination and commitment are important for achieving goals. Determination refers to coming to a decision or settling on a purpose, which enables empowering goals. Commitment means being pledged or obligated to something or someone through personal obligations or interactions. Together, determination and commitment help in fixing our focus and efforts towards our aims.
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