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Self-sabotage is the act of actively or unconsciously preventing yourself from reaching your goals. It can manifest in different ways: procrastination, negative self-talk, making excuses, or even engaging in behaviors that undermine your success. Ironically, these behaviors are often the result of the fear of failure or the belief that you don’t deserve to succeed.
So, how does persistence come into play when it comes to self-sabotage? Persistence is the opposite of self-sabotage. It’s the determination to keep moving forward, despite setbacks and obstacles. In this article, we will explore how self-sabotage can prevent us from reaching our goals, how persistence can help us break free from these patterns, and practical strategies to overcome self-sabotage.

What is Self-Sabotage?
Self-sabotage is any action or thought pattern that interferes with your ability to achieve your goals. It might not always be obvious—it can manifest in subtle ways, such as putting off important tasks, doubting your abilities, or choosing temporary comfort over long-term progress.