Hello, everybody.

Welcome back to the Primal Potential podcast.

Welcome back to our consistency 365 series.

There's a quote that I wanted to bring to your attention today that says genius is often

only persistence in disguise.

Genius is often only persistence in disguise.

Sometimes I look at people, whether it's like the Jeff Bezos of the world or the Elon

Musk, think what you will of him or, you know, people who have done huge things in business

or it could be somebody more closely in my circle, somebody that I know that has a nine

figure real estate portfolio.

And sometimes I think that they're just smarter than me.

And while sure there's a very good chance that they have skills that I don't yet have,

they don't have skills that I couldn't ever develop.

Genius is often only persistence in disguise.

The primary difference between me and somebody who seems really far beyond my level is

that they didn't stop when I have stopped.

They've made fewer excuses.

They are better at keeping going than I am yet.

How can you be more persistent?

There are going to be micro moments in this day.

You've probably already had some of these micro moments in this day where you get to practice

being consistent, where you get to practice being persistent, where you get to practice doing

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