Good Habits Matter Most.
We all have talent that can give us an edge, but it can only take you so far. The reason some people are high performers is because they’ve formed good habits.
Habits can be small and basic, but when you do them every day they compound over time. “A lot of these habits are what we call trigger habits. While they seem small, they actually trigger a series of other powerful habits. When you want to achieve a big goal, you need an entry point—a habit that’s as small as possible, so you’re most likely to do it and set your day into action.”
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Though one may apply lots of clever and smart methods, without habits being well to mark, they all fetch hardly any success.
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