It’s not about having the best or being the best
It’s about being the most consistent.
Someone who takes 10,000 pictures vs someone who tries to take 1 perfect picture
I’ll put my money that the person who took 10,000 pictures is going to be better then the 1 picture man, even if the 10,000 picture person wasn’t trying to become the best
There’s something to be said about experience
If we focus on being consistent, the results will come.
I’ve been busy this month with work and trying to get things done, workouts in, pages read, quality time, etc
And I’m happy of the fact that I am still getting these things done.
Maybe not as much as I used too, but still ticking the box in the most important areas to me.
And that’s what it’s about.
Still doing the workout even if it only lasts 25 minutes and you’re used to doing an hour. Some people would just write the workout off “I don’t have enough time”
Not us.
Still reading pages even if it’s only for 10 minutes vs 45 minutes. “I don’t have enough time”
We know priorities and we know what is important to us.
Isn’t that worth something?
Joe DiAndrea 