A speaker argues that showing up every day matters more than being perfect. He's been exhausted handling everything alone, but says consistent action is what separates people who succeed from those who quit. Get up, do the work, move on.
Today I'm going to talk about momentum, not because I'm particularly an expert, certainly not, just because it's an extremely relevant topic for today. One thing I've learned doing this is that consistency is way more important than quality, than certainly than perfection. Consistency is key. Today I am I'm exhausted. There's a lot of things going on, a lot of things happening today, or today and over the last few months, doing everything myself. So today I really didn't want to participate in this, but I knew I had to. I knew keeping up with this stuff every day is what ends up separating the winners from the people that have to give up on what they're trying to do. So today is all about momentum. Just showing up and doing it is more important than doing it perfectly. It doesn't need to be a perfect script, it doesn't need to be long. This one's going to be very short, but I showed up and did it. So that's kind of my big, big insight for today is get off, get up, go do it, get it done, move on, show up. All right, until tomorrow. Tomorrow I think I'm going to talk about simplicity. So thanks for joining in, and I will see you tomorrow.
