The #1 Common Denominator of Success

Perform a self-evaluation.

Think about how much time per day you are committed to the pursuit of your potential. Are you consistent? Are you persistent? Do you need to improve in these areas?

Consistency is a massively important because it allows you to focus on what you want. Focusing on a goal and working toward it every day allows you to utilize the power of intention. That focus yields exponential growth and results.

You need to do something every day in order to be great at it. Meditate, use gratitude, practice a skill, work on a relationship, tell somebody that you love and appreciate them. Each of those activities can take as little as 30 seconds a day, if you are efficient, and make a resounding impact in your life.

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My favorite example to use when it comes to consistency is golf. If you play golf 30 minutes every single day, you'll be far better than someone who plays one of two rounds on the weekends. In fact, people who play six hours on the weekend are often worse after one year compared to those who consistently practice.

There are many examples of this in sports, people who push on despite being told "no" again and again. They stick to their guns, whether it be during one game, one season or an entire career, and it pays off in the end.

Persistence in business:

These same principles hold true for all of the successful entrepreneurs we've come to know.

Individuals like Walt Disney and Henry Ford all had lived in the consistent, persistent enjoyment of the pursuit of their potential, pushing past the many difficulties they faced.

You will always run into obstacles, voids and shortages along the way. Sticking to your goals every single day will allow you to increase your enjoyment of that pursuit.

In order to reach your potential, it is essential to be consistent and persistent in the enjoyment of the pursuit of it.