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== The Core Principle ==
Success isn't about making huge leaps or dramatic changes. It's about making small, consistent choices that compound over time into extraordinary results.
== Why Most People Miss This ==
* '''Immediate results bias:''' We expect quick wins and give up when we don't see them
* '''Linear thinking:''' We underestimate exponential growth
* '''Impatience:''' We quit right before the compound effect kicks in
== Real-World Applications ==
* '''Health:''' Walking 30 minutes daily seems insignificant, but leads to massive fitness gains over years
* '''Wealth:''' Investing $200/month starting at age 25 can become $1M+ by retirement
* '''Skills:''' Reading 10 pages daily = 18 books per year = expertise in 3-5 years
* '''Relationships:''' Small daily acts of kindness compound into deep, lasting bonds
== The Magic Formula ==
Small Smart Choices + Consistency + Time = Radical Difference

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The Core Principle

Success isn't about making huge leaps or dramatic changes. It's about making small, consistent choices that compound over time into extraordinary results.

Why Most People Miss This

  • Immediate results bias: We expect quick wins and give up when we don't see them
  • Linear thinking: We underestimate exponential growth
  • Impatience: We quit right before the compound effect kicks in

Real-World Applications

  • Health: Walking 30 minutes daily seems insignificant, but leads to massive fitness gains over years
  • Wealth: Investing $200/month starting at age 25 can become $1M+ by retirement
  • Skills: Reading 10 pages daily = 18 books per year = expertise in 3-5 years
  • Relationships: Small daily acts of kindness compound into deep, lasting bonds

The Magic Formula

Small Smart Choices + Consistency + Time = Radical Difference