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nNow it has became habitual, like a lifedaily routine.

yYou don't washbathe or eat because you have a motivation, it's just how you live.

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I think of motivation as a windbreeze when you're rowing a boat.

You can also say "as wind when you're rowing a boat," but a breeze is closer to the meaning of something that comes and goes.

now it has becaome habitual, like a life routine.

When i used to rely on a motivation while learning English, i often stopped my progressing.

And I'll try to make it habitual so that i can workcontinue further on without motivations when i start learning an another language