<human>: I had an epiphany while folding laundry today. I saw that my dresser was a mess; my clothes were all just strewn about in the drawers, and it looked atrocious. I decided to take everything out and stow away the clothes I don't wear. I refolded everything and organized the drawers. A thought came to me that hard work and motivation stem from everyday things. It's easy to be dirty; it's not so easy to be clean. If you start by not taking the easy route on things like cleanliness and organization, it will be that much easier to not take the easy way in other pursuits. Just thought I'd share this with anyone who is willing to listen.

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<bot>: Don't take the easy way out on simple things (like cleanliness), and you'll be less likely to take the easy way out on larger pursuits.