Richard Canfield explains how steady deposits and disciplined habits create a repeatable system that builds capital over time. By fighting Parkinson's law and keeping contributions consistent, you gain access to more capital later through accumulated volume, even if deposit amounts never change.
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You're continuing to capitalize. You've built in really solid habits. You have conquered Parkinson's law that Nelson talks about in his book. You really spent time working on your behaviors. Because of that, you're going to continue funding your system, putting premium into place, capitalizing on an ongoing basis like clockwork, because you recognize the power of what it's doing now. You're able to access and tap into the same amount that you're putting in in greater as you begin building throughout your system. Then we shoot forward to a later stage in life at passive income time. Your deposits of premium, your regular recurring injections of capitalization have never changed. But the amount of volume of capital you have access to has changed. You have way more accessibility because you had this consistent process over time.