My kids have an unbelievable capacity for monotony. If I throw them in the air once, they want it again. And again. And again. A thousand times. If they find a song they like, they play it until I start questioning my sanity. If they discover a new game, they will run the same loop until the sun goes down.
At first it drove me crazy. Then I realized something. They are not bored. They are building. They are wiring mastery through repetition. They are teaching their bodies and brains that consistency creates confidence.
That is the part adults forget.And entrepreneurs forget it the fastest.
We want the big leap. The breakthrough. The viral moment. The scale. We want the reward without the repetition. But every success I have ever had came from doing the same simple things over and over until they became automatic. Tracking numbers. Training my team. Reviewing systems. Reinforcing culture. Showing up for the people who depend on me. Taking the same boring actions that create extraordinary results.
Kids get this better than founders. They lean into repetition without overthinking it. They do not quit when something stops feeling exciting. They keep going because the loop is the point.
Repetition is not a punishment. It is a superpower. If you want consistency in your results, you need consistency in your actions. Do the right things so many times that they become part of you. Success is built the same way childhood joy is built. One more time. Then one more. Then one more.
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