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This Calendar Will Help You Hustle Harder Than You Did Last Year

2015 is so last year…now it's time to hustle harder than you did last year or any years prior. Forget new years resolutions! We never seem to stick to them anyway. If you want 2016 to be the year where you make s*** happen, you'll need everything you can to help make that the case.

Luckily the team over at BBT has you covered, they've created an awesome looking calendar/poster that shows you your entire year in one go. Apparently it's based on the "don't break the chain method" popularized by Jerry Seinfeld.

Another big plus about this calendar is that it's…well…big. You know, it's hard to miss, it basically forces you to see it which will play a big part in keeping you accountable.

"The word "hustle" is lightly printed into every day as a reminder and affirmation that, "Good things come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle!"

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photo credit: BusyBuildingThings.com

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