Falls Shu
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Lessons Learned from Google 301 Redirects: Why Tools Can’t Replace Human Judgment
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Learn how to handle google 301 redirects correctly, preserve SEO value, and avoid common mistakes that can hurt rankings and traffic.
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My 75 Day Hard Challenge Book Journey: How I Built a Consistent Reading Habit
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Read my 75 Day Hard Challenge book reading experience, how reading just 10 pages a day helped me complete a huge book and build consistency.
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Week 40 of 2025 | Holiday Reflections on Balance
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A personal look at how slowing down during holidays helps me reflect, find balance, and enjoy meaningful work and rest.
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How to Wake Up Early in the Morning: My Journey From Struggle to Habit
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From repeated failures to a 45-day streak, here’s my real journey of waking up early in the morning and making it a natural habit.
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My 75 Day Hard Challenge Checklist: Daily Goals, Lessons, and Progress
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This week, I followed a 75 Day Hard Challenge checklist to transform my daily habits — from 5:30 a.m. mornings to writing sessions and consistent content creation.
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How to Scale E-Commerce Business: Practical Tips for Sustainable Growth
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Want to know how to scale e-commerce business? Start with the right people, a clear vision, and sustainable practices that set you apart from competitors.
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Week 37 of 2025 | Restarting My 75 Day Hard Challenge
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On waking early, getting outdoors, writing, and publishing daily — an inspiration for anyone seeking growth.
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Why Am I So Unmotivated: Steps to Understand & Manage It
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Feeling unmotivated? Learn simple steps to observe, journal, and manage your motivation without self-blame, even on low-energy days.
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Week 36 of 2025 | Traveling & Routines
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I explored Japan while trying to keep routines while traveling. I found that flexibility, not rigidity, creates balance and joy on the road.
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Week 35 of 2025 | On Finishing a Marathon
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Finishing a marathon is more than just a race. It’s a long run that transforms me into a new version of myself.
Falls Shu
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“All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.”