Welcome to Your World Within Daily. I'm Eddie Panero. In this episode, we're going to talk about action compounding over time and how patience, consistency, and sustained self-belief are how we create change. So Bill Gates has a saying.

He says people tend to overestimate what they can do in one year,

but underestimate what we can do in 10.

Why?

Because we want validation, right, Results oriented. And sometimes we forget

how long of a process success is, you know, how much of a journey it is. And, you know, that's

something that comes from not hitting the ball out of the park once and having the world sort of unfold around you.

But it's consistent small steps in the right direction.

I just finished reading the compound effect by Darren Hardy.

And his whole thesis is around this type of thing, where it's, you know, getting what you want,

essentially creating change, right?

Because a goal is change in some way, is not, you know, the miraculous.

It's simply doing the little things right and continuing to do them and watching them compound

over time like the little domino that can knock over a domino a little bit bigger than that one

and a little bit bigger than that one and then you know 32 i forget how many variations out you

have a domino that can knock over the moon, right, or touch the moon from

Earth. Like, it's about little things compounding over time. And he gives an example that I'll

really simplify, but I think it's helpful. You know, so you have two people, let's say. One of them has a

beer and an appetizer before dinner. Every day. Not a big deal on the surface, right? Works

hard, come home, wants a beer, give the guy a beer, or the girl a beer. Three hundred pounds a day.

Not pounds. Calories. Three hundred calories a day. You take those calories, times it by seven,

times it by 52 weeks in a year, times it by 10 years. It's a lot of calories.

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