Nobody quits because today didn’t work.
They quit because yesterday didn’t work fast enough.
That’s the trap—misunderstanding lag.
Physical fitness is a great example. it takes weeks, months, and even years before visible changes take place.
They don’t show up after one day.
It’s the same with anything else. Results don’t come instant.
In the beginning, effort outpaces evidence.
It’ll look like nothing is happening.
It’ll seem like you’re wasting your time.
It’ll feel like you need to try something else.
But momentum isn’t built by novelty. It’s built by staying put long enough for the compound interest to kick in.
If today feels quiet, good. Quiet is the sound of foundations curing.
Things change when the mission doesn’t.