In a world obsessed with instant results and instant results just getting faster, right?

It's like they'd say that if you don't capture someone on certain platforms in three seconds,

you're not going to get them.

I order something on a holiday weekend on a Sunday, and it's to my door within hours.

The perception of common knowledge of instant results keeps changing.

And we are obsessed with it.

I remember in 1992 how long it took to download a list of case law in DOS with a 9600

modem.

I could go out to dinner and come back and it still wasn't downloaded.

I remember how long that hourglass used to sit there.

I remember how long it took on a Friday to cash my check.

I remember how long it took to get some butt where perfection has become

one of the biggest distractions to this progress as we reach for this instant ubiquity. Our

expectations are skewed and our ability to enjoy consistency is distracted.

We tell ourselves we're waiting for the right time, but we're not willing to rate for other things.

But what we're really doing is delaying, distracting, and interfering with our growth.

The truth is greatness isn't built through perfect moments. It's built through behaviors, consistent movement. Greatness isn't built

in perfect moments, but it's built through consistent movement. Every successful

entrepreneur, athlete, leader that I've worked with shares one single trait, one common

denominator. They show up every day with a desire that they must be what they can be, even when the circumstances are against them,

even when it's inconvenient,

even when they don't feel ready.

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