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Discover LudwigThe phrase "spur myself" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used as a reflexive verb to mean to motivate or inspire oneself into action. For example: "After a long week at work, I decided to spur myself into action by creating an exercise plan and sticking to it."
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Ultrarunning is a personal journey, and the revelation for me in my first ultramarathon was the use of a positive image to spur myself on when the going really got tough, rather than a negative one.
Without constant self-criticism to spur myself on, people worry, won't I just skip work, eat three tubs of ice cream and watch Oprah reruns all day?
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It's not too late, I spurred myself, many times over, and, finally, five months after it was assigned, I turned in the piece.
Firstly, for all the Stadium of Light has been great in attracting 'big' acts to our city and selling a boat load of (painfully expensive) tickets, it has not spurred myself or any of my peers on to create and perform in the city.
Since I moved away from home, I've sorely missed my mom's homestyle Chinese cooking, and my desire to recreate these dishes for myself spurred the impulse to document these dishes.
And for a former engineer like myself, the chance to spur even more breakthroughs is incredibly exciting.
Some will spur innovation.
His writing could spur controversy.
But they also spur innovation.
How will you spur growth?
The ranking may spur improvement.
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