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Master the Non-Zero Day
A non-zero day = any day you do something, no matter how small. Even 2 minutes counts.
This mindset eliminates all-or-nothing thinking.
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Build Minimum Viable Habits
Too tired for a 1-hour workout? Do 5 pushups.
Too late to journal? Write one sentence.
Shrink the habit till it fits. Then show up anyway.
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Tempo Over Intensity
Think like a marathoner, not a sprinter.
It’s not how fast you go, it’s that you keep moving forward, day after day.
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Success = Frequency x Time
What matters isn’t how hard you go, but how long you last. Longevity compounds.
Showing up daily wins in the end.
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Fall in Love with Boring
Progress is often invisible. Repetition feels dull.
But that’s where greatness hides; in doing the work when no one’s watching.
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🧠 Micro Mental Shift:
Instead of asking:
👉 “Did I crush it today?”
Ask:
👉 “Did I show up today?”
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CURATOR'S NOTE
Success isn’t built in heroic bursts. It’s built in quiet, boring, daily effort. Minimum habits done consistently beat intense sprints that burn out fast. This mindset is your antidote to perfectionism and procrastination. Sustainable wins > shiny wins.
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