Successful Outcomes Require Persistence.

Wouldn’t it be nice if one could do something every once in awhile and still be successful at it? To dabble in something, yet be massively proficient at it? In my life experience I have found this never to be the case. The things that have mattered the most to me have required perpetual attention, dedication beyond measure and a willingness to come back to each experience fresh with the desire to improve.
I wouldn’t even pretend that it is always fun, in many cases, it is boring, repetitive, inconvenient and even sometimes annoying.
So what?
If a person is not willing to accept mediocrity in their life, not willing to settle for second-best, then the only option at one’s disposal is to implement self discipline at every level.
The single biggest impedance for a successful implementation of such a regimen, is of course oneself. We are the very best at finding reasons, excuses, explanations, alternative options and anything else that will ensure that we are not living up to the standard that we set for ourselves.
I have found the best recipe in my world for this erosive behavior is my continuous desire to improve upon the person I was yesterday. Surprisingly, this one tenent has anchored everything else into subordination and that seems to have made the difference.
Wishing you an exciting weekend full of joy and great happiness?
QUESTION OF THE DAY: What do you do consistently that is bringing you the greatest success?
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Success doesn’t come from what you do occasionally, it comes from what you do consistently.
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