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Most people overestimate what they can do in a day and underestimate what they can do over months. The reason is that progress compounds.

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Big results don't come from big bursts of effort - they come from small efforts repeated until they stack up. Getting 1% better each day looks like nothing at first (the line stays flat), so most people feel like they're wasting their time and quit during that "valley of disappointment."
But improvements build on each other. Once they start compounding, the curve suddenly shoots upward - and the people who kept going get rewarded out of all proportion.
The takeaway: don't fall in love with instant results. Fall in love with the routine. The payoff always shows up later than the effort does.

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