Career · Money · Habits

Small things,
repeated.

Grow your career. Make better money decisions. Build habits that last. Start here: pick one small thing and drag the years. Every square is one day of doing it.

10 years · 3,650 days

10 pages a day, with a book at about 250 pages. That is 36,500 pages.

Day 1Day 3,650

Day 1
Nothing happens.
You read ten pages, save a little, practise for twenty minutes. Nobody can see the difference yet, including you.
Day 45
Most people quit here.
Intensity felt good for a month. Now it looks like nothing is happening. This is the part Episode 2 is about.
Day 180
It starts to show.
What you kept from each attempt makes the next one easier: the skill, the notes, a routine that survived a busy week.
Day 365
37.8 times where you began.
1% better a day, for a year. A straight line would have got you to 4.65. That is the difference between repetition and compounding.

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