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Getting out as soon as possible

You are probably stuck in one position and you probably cannot get out anytime soon. You are looking to escape but you have yet finished the main project you are working on. Give yourself a deadline to finish the project and do everything possible to not overrun. You have to get out as soon as possible. If you are able to, finish earlier than expected, there is no point in torturing yourself in dragging time just to complete the imparted time.

FINISH OFF and GET OUT

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