However, I have been thinking in an, however, about other motives for exercising, and I even made a list. I have been thinking, however, about other motives for exercising and I even made a list.

However, I have been thinking in anabout other motives for exercising, and I even made a list. However, I have been thinking about other motives for exercising, and I even made a list.

However, I have been thinking inof another motives for exercising, I even made a list. However, I have been thinking of another motives for exercising, I even made a list.

I know in Spanish the preposition ‘in’ is used (e.g. “pensando en ti”) however in English we use “de” = “of”! “I’m thinking of taking a break.”

However, I have been thinking in anof other motives for exercising, I even made a list. However, I have been thinking of other motives for exercising, I even made a list.

However, I have been thinking in anof other motives for exercising, I even made a list. However, I have been thinking of other motives for exercising, I even made a list.

So my first motive for exercising is to become a stronger person, and the second one is to build up my discipline and the third one is to have a good body. So my first motive for exercising is to become a stronger person, and the second one is to build up my discipline and the third one is to have a good body.

So my first motive for exercising is to become a stronger person, the second one is to build up my discipline and the third one is to have a good body. So my first motive for exercising is to become a stronger person, the second one is to build discipline and the third one is to have a good body.

“Build discipline” is more sophisticated!

So my first motive for exercising is to become a stronger person, the second one is to build up my discipline, and the third one is to have a good body. So my first motive for exercising is to become a stronger person, the second one is to build my discipline, and the third one is to have a good body.

I'm going to focus ion building the habit in order to focus more ion the process than in the result. I'm going to focus on building the habit in order to focus more on the process than in the result.

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I'm going to focus ion building the habit in order to focus more in the process than ion the result. I'm going to focus on building the habit in order to focus more in the process than on the result.

I'm going to focus ion building the habit in order to focus more ion the process than in the result. I'm going to focus on building the habit in order to focus more on the process than the result.

“This week I’ll be focusing on writing.” “Focus on her!” “In” becomes redundant with “in the result” !

I'm going to focus ion building the habit in order to focus more ion the process than in the result. I'm going to focus on building the habit in order to focus more on the process than in the result.

I'm going to focus ion building the habit in order to focus more ion the process than in the result. I'm going to focus on building the habit in order to focus more on the process than the result.

Thanks for reading and for all of your adivice! Thanks for reading and for all of your advice!

oops, typo

Thanks for reading and for all of your adivice! Thanks for reading and for all of your advice!

Thanks for reading and for all of your adivice! Thanks for reading and for all of your advice!