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本段一开始就说，动力是逐渐建立起来的，无论你的目标是什么，不要指望一蹴而就，真正的成功需要时间，并举了例子来说明，要戒除依赖咖啡因的习惯，首先开始将清晨的一杯咖啡换成一杯水，而不是发誓从此以后再也不喝咖啡。因此D项“开始慢慢来”符合本段内容。
本段一开始就说，动力是逐渐建立起来的，无论你的目标是什么，不要指望一蹴而就，真正的成功需要时间，并举了例子来说明，要戒除依赖咖啡因的习惯，首先开始将清晨的一杯咖啡换成一杯水，而不是发誓从此以后再也不喝咖啡。因此D项“开始慢慢来”符合本段内容。
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