Chad Silverstein and a peer discuss how small ritualized actions compound into growth. They emphasize keeping your original why in mind, documenting routines, and finding someone to hold you accountable to close integrity gaps.
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So you can probably see the theme.
Of a lot of the previous days.
About routine and process and persistence, resisting impulse, your disciplines, taking those small baby.
Steps and having these routines.
And it's the small things. It's those little nuances that you kind of tweak, that you pivot, that you change, you update. And it's not just getting into this.
Routine where you're just second nature doing things unless you they're beneficial and they're helping towards your growth, but constantly revisiting.
And making sure that all those little.
Details are not being overlooked that are.
The why behind whatever it is that caused you to start doing these routines to begin with. And, you know, give you an example.
So if you have this note that.
Pops up that reminds you to go.
Ahead and rinse your worldview, you know, or read it, you know, just simply reading through your worldview, you know, that's, that's not going to be anything that's going to hurt you, but having a.
Goal, having a ritual to make a change and to challenge one of your worldviews or to find the one worldview.
Statement that has the biggest integrity gap for yourself, and then adding a small productive action to work toward closing that.
Those are the nuances. Those are the little things that make a difference. Reading your worldview is great, but if you just have this routine where you're.
Just going to read your worldview, that's.
Only going to do so much. It's in the details. It's those small little nuances that make all the difference.
It's the leader that makes sure that.
They do check ins with the people on their team. It's the leader who, you know, double checks his work before he turns it in. You know, it's, it's not overlooking the small things.
So it's great.
When you have your routines, you should have routines, but don't overlook the small.
Details that make the routine routine, and.
Make sure you have that written out.
Share that with the community, a builder.
Someone that you can trust who can challenge you on those and help you see some of the other nuances that you're missing.
