A coach argues beginners should skip basics for hard skills, but Richmond Dinh says the real foundation is posting daily, improving 1% at a time, and staying consistent for years. Consistency is rare and it's what builds a recognizable brand.
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All right, all right, listen up. Most coaches tell beginners to master the basics first. Nah, that's boring. If you wanna dominate, start with the hardest skills immediately. My favorite drill, the coffee cup balance shot. You balance the cup, shoot, maintain composure. Perfect. Failure. Feedback.
Growth. Remember, the basics will always be there. It's how champions are made. Man, I love this guy. He is half right. You do need to do the hard thing, but what people don't realize is that the basic thing is the hard thing. One of the fundamentals of growing your coaching business is posting content every day, but getting 1% better every single time. Now, the reason why that's foundational and basic is because people need to know who you are and you need to get your message out there. But the reason why that's extremely hard to do is because most people lack consistency. I don't know many people that can do something for 7 days straight, yet alone 30 days straight, yet alone 90 days straight, yet alone years and years straight. And if you can be the person that can do things for a very long amount of time consistently over time, you will separate yourself from the crowd. But that's very hard to do. But that's why the reward