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how to force yourself to be consistent and do hard things
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There's a simple way you can force yourself to be consistent and do hard things. And it's not about having more motivation or discipline, it's about building the right system. At 22, I was working 15-hour days, but I wasn't growing or getting things done.
How it is built its chapters, as YouTube shows them
- 0:00Introduction: The Key to Consistency
- 0:24The Three Levels of Consistency
- 0:27Level One: Design the System
- 1:46Mastering Your Environment
- 3:18Planning and Execution
- 4:49Level Two: Become the System
- 4:51Strengthening Mind-Body Connection
- 6:19The Importance of Rest
- 7:32Surround Yourself with the Right People
- 8:12Level Three: Scale the System
- 8:21Setting Up Accountability
- 9:54Launch and Learn
- 10:56Compounding Consistency
- 12:31Conclusion: Consistency OS