Consistency wins in the end
I think asking the question, ‘How to I succeed?’ isn’t the most important one.”
It’s valuable, don’t get me wrong. There are good results when we take the time to visualize and understand the difficulty of the “finish line.”
It just isn’t the most important one.
I think a more important question is “How do I show up every day?”
Making something is hard work. There will be days where you don’t want to engage. How will you respond?
It’s difficult to think about us “losing” and “failing,” however it is necessary if we want to make things consistently. If we don’t, we allow ourselves places to hide.
Time gets away from us all if we let it.
Don’t let yourself hide from possible failure, because it opens the door for real failure to show up.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 