The Slight Edge: Obstacles - Deepstash

The Slight Edge: Obstacles

  • Things that are easy to do are just as easy not to do.
  • For the slight edge to work, you have to do something, and keep doing it until you succeed.
  • The results are not immediately visible. The small activities seem insignificant, so it’s easy to give up or stop doing the small actions required to deliver results.

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