Nick Perry argues the Triple F Stack—Faith, Family, and Fitness—is the only addiction worth having. He claims the side effect is momentum: when consistent effort compounds, you become addicted to the feeling of progress. Most people quit right before the breakthrough.
I'm ashamed to say this, but I'm addicted to drugs, and it's the best thing that's happened to me. I'm not talking about those weak drugs like meth, cocaine, or even Zens. What I'm on now is way more addictive, and it only has one side effect, which is exactly why I overdose on it. It's called the Triple F Stack: Faith, Family, Fitness. And the side effect is momentum. See, the moment you start seeing the results of prolonged consistency, whether it be gym or business growth, you turn into a crackhead because seeing your vision come to life feels like getting your very first pump or making your first dollar in business. So when you have momentum, don't quit. And if you don't have momentum, don't quit. Because if you want to keep the wins coming, you need to have momentum going. So just find momentum because everyone quits right before they're about to win.
