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The document discusses motivation and provides tips for being self-motivated. It states that the best motivation is self-motivation and encourages leaving your comfort zone, not being afraid of mistakes, avoiding self-limiting thinking, investing in daily self-development, finishing what you start, and not quitting after setbacks or frustrations.
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