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accomplishment
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This can involve anything, and can start out at levels of achievement he knows he can reach, while gradually trying other levels. He knows for example, he can walk up—up, now—the first flight here from the landing, without as much difficulty as the other stairs.
He can begin by walking up that flight, seeing how many times he can do it without too much trouble, but paying no attention to the way he goes down, which has been much more difficult for him. Do you follow me?
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Seeing how fast he can walk—this is another example—in the house, say, away from pressure. The idea here is on accomplishment.
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