Habits are infinitely more beneficial to the aspiring student than motivation. Motivation may get you started, but habits keep you going.

Chris Matakas
Habits are infinitely more beneficial to the aspiring student than...
Habits are infinitely more beneficial to the aspiring student than...
Habits are infinitely more beneficial to the aspiring student than...
Habits are infinitely more beneficial to the aspiring student than...
About This Quote

This quote is a misquote. It was originally from the book "The Power of Habit" by Charles Duhigg, not The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg. It means a lot more than simply "habits are more valuable than motivation". If you want to make something a habit, you need to make it a priority. You can't treat habits as a replacement for motivation, because motivation is going to fade away as the habits become more developed.

Source: The Tao Of Jiu Jitsu

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