Billy Sticker uses a horse-race metaphor to show how a small increase in effort can yield outsized rewards. A horse that wins by a nose earns a purse ten times larger than the runner-up, proving you don't need to double your work to reach the next level.
Yep. Like a horse can run, could win a race by a nose. Yeah. But the prize money, the purse is 10 times what it is, right, of somebody that was just a little bit behind. But also what that says is sometimes for you to increase your practice doesn't mean you have to do twice the work. Sometimes it's just a little bit more. Yeah. It's going to get you to that next level where the bigger prize money is. Yeah. Yeah. It's just, you know, a little more.
