Thanks so much! I’m glad you found it useful 🙂

That’s incredible, Jerry! I have definitely seen your blog pop up on Twitter and other blogs around the web recently. You’re creating some great work, keep it up! Congrats on overcoming your inner critic 🙂

Everything gets easier the more you do it. The hardest part is starting 🙂

Once you reach that 25 percent, you just have to stick with it for a long time to enter the 5%. Most people are too impatient to stick with something for longer than a year, but the ones who are able to are the ones that get whatever they want in life.

You’re right, most of us have the knowledge necessary to succeed, but most people aren’t willing to do the hard work consistently day in and day out.

Thanks for the feedback, Mike 🙂

I’ve found myself sitting in the 80 percent for a short while but spending a ton of time in the 25 percent – taking action but doing so ineffectively. The 5 percent difference – consistency – that you highlighted is key. I’m slowly challenging myself to be consistently consistent.

Overall, most of us have the knowledge but don’t apply the behaviors for successful execution.

– Mike

Absolutely agree with you. It’s best to learn from past failures, but never forget the lessons learned. That way you can use your past mistakes to fuel your future success instead of being held back by them. Thanks for sharing 🙂

Great idea, John! Hopefully it serves as a nice reminder to keep executing 🙂