Daily Consistency = Massive Results: THE COMPOUND EFFECT by Darren Hardy | Core Message 

Thank you for that.

I haven't read the book yet...but this comment made so mich sense ❤ imma have to look for it. My next read. Thanks a heap

I love this comment 👏🏼

Insightful

Isaac Landin Flower you made me really want to read the book. Thanks for sharing!

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not agreed completely

@@socialmediamechanics1322 Source: Aristotle.

@@equusamans Not quite - this is a quote from Will Durant, who was paraphrasing Aristotle.

GoodFacts consistency is key

unless it's consistent failure...

Steve nothing wrong with failure. Not trying or not putting any effort is failure

With positivity and nothing can stop you. Like a salesman, that puts on an act when he isn’t in the mood, or when his life isn’t going right. Being like a true salesman is the key to selling.

@@Ray2311us right

Nice to hear as I have just started my own RU-vid journey!

You literally bought subscribers though. Your views don't corelate at all with the amount of subscribers you have it's a major red flag.

@@ayizeb9299 His channel has 6 million views

@@ayizeb9299 His channel is literally an example of what this video is talking about. Tyler Pratt's channel has 770 videos. Each video on average only needs to have 7000 views to reach the 6 million figure.

Wow! definitely needed to hear this man. The compounding effect can apply to almost anything physical, mental, emotional, intellectual, spiritual or financial. Thanks for the comment @Tyler Pratt

*flaws?

@@BlueComputerpaper I'm sure that's what he meant but thanks for correcting because not all viewers are native English speakers.

Yep, Darren mentions about that very same thing in the book.

Not really, if used right. But in most cases, yes.

@@BlueComputerpaper out of gratification you type instantly your flaw to flow

Try annual new years goals versus decade goals. The key is daily 45 minute investment into the goal.

Michael Bartlett Sir how can I download these summaries. Could you please give me the link. Thanks

Isn't unfair to real authors?

@@victoriannecastle blinkist does the same thing, you can get summaries to almost everything online. Why would it be unfair. If you like a summary and want to go into detatil you can still buy the book

@@victoriannecastle people who just read summaries were never going to buy the book.

Agreed thank you

Is it achievable? in Programming?

taariqq yes. 1. You learn to program first 2. You get a job or freelance for a while to sharpen those skills 3. You build a programs in your off time and sell their use to the public. 4. When one finally hits enough popularity you become rich!

This will most likely not happen. I'm an optimist, but a serious one. Delusions help no one. You may become 10% better at programming each day for a few months but once you reach proficiency you're looking at 1 percent better every year. In terms of skill. As far as a business goes I wasn't speaking of that but yes you can get an infinite multiple on your investment. However, can and will are entirely different questions. Just remember there is no easy route to anything, and anyone who says there is, is either selling you nonsense or has been sold nonsense themselves and has a burning need for their lie to be true. If you are interested in programming. I'd advise you to pursue it immediately, don't be distracted by the "next" idea practical application dominates theory. Dominates it.

JoyfulUniter I’ve considered this very thing in fact I at one time intensely believed all of this and said the very same things you just said. Then you live and gain a little context. You seem to be afraid of difficulty I’m not pessimistic at all I believe you can achieve most things. However I know what it takes for that to work. I’m obviously talking about a career not life’s simpler pleasures and I embrace difficulty rather than avoid it and I enjoy

@@joyfuluniter5445 I notice you avoided responding to the statement: "you're either young or very lucky, and probably from a privileged background" ...

Sounds intriguing, @WPWithTom. If you don't mind sharing, what's your process?

WPWithTom nice

I'm intrigued, can you elaborate how Tom?

How did it go?

i use a smaller log..e calendar...i put just one thing to do for the days ahead.. the day rolls around that's my focus .. if I get it done, I put a star in front of it... if I get it underway, I put a checkmark in front of it... I do sometimes put the second task on the calendar slot... if it won't interfere with the primary item... if i skip an item, e cal lets me slide it ahead to a new date/time slot .. I may not be as productive as some... at least I'm getting things done every week... this is one of Mel Robbins very concrete practical suggestions... the " just one thing" principle. ...works...

They're not improving 10% per week. They're doing the same thing and expecting the same results.

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if you spread your content systematically, you can reduce this time dramatically

I know my reply is 5 years later, lol, but my thoughts are, almost everything can be compounded and have a positive affect. The funny thing is, I've been using this to make huge changes in my life over the last 2 years without even knowing about this book. This can be used in just about everything, from spiritual development, to exercise, to learning new skills to be more marketable for a job. This applies to pretty much anything. I mean even if it's a skill you need to learn over the next 2 months, you can break it down in steps. As far as the growth starting to diminish, you would have to give me example of that. The only one that I can think of is building muscle. If this doesn't work for someone, it's because they are applying it incorrectly.

It might work now but someone will find out and you’ll be out of work or a lot worse, stop while you can buddy

Gold K, can I see you in my office on Monday please.

Nice man i love stealing

Now that's what self-improvement is all about! Maybe steal 20% next month, and then eventually you'll have stolen the whole shop.

Gold K Hahah Fucking great

Tan Junjie think of it as a sort of trailer to see if you would like the broad idea of the book. If you like it or are interested in it, then you can buy the book. Otherwise why waste time in reading it when you have thousands of other books which are worth reading? This should serve as a filter and/or summary post reading. The sad reality is a lot of productivity books take what can be said in two pages into two hundred.

Would like to hear more...

Seconded

Hope you are doing well....

"I walk slowly, but I never go back." - Abraham Lincoln

@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork Thank you.

Consider, if you were traversing the backcountry bivouacking ran into a stream to cross - clearly your life would be at risk if you tried to sleep walk across.