Once Vs Everytime
- Doing one good thing doesn’t necessarily mean you are a good person.
- Reading one book doesn’t make you a reader.
- Writing a page doesn’t make you a writer.
- Making a sale today won’t mean that you will stay in business if you don’t keep selling every day.
Therefore, the hard thing is not doing something once if you want to maintain good results.
It’s doing the same thing over an agonizingly long period of time. And more importantly, keep doing it despite the obstacles, the lack of positive feedback, and the absence of results.
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