It's really about kind of a small daily discipline, the things that seem mundane that will

actually create the life we want.

Welcome back. We are in our finishing strong series. We want to finish the year strong so we can

start the new year strong. Now, before we dive in, I want to share. Today, I want to talk to you

about the life-changing magic of micro habits. I know you're like, hey, I've heard about habits

before. I get it. I know. I understand. Maybe you do. But we're going to go over it again because I guarantee at the

end of this show, you're going to go, okay, I understand a little bit more. I understand about compounding

because compounding with habits is magical. And I'm going to give you some action steps. I'm going to

give you some things that you can do. Deal? Stay with me. Now, when I say compounding,

you might think, oh, that's just a financial term, right? No, it's more than numbers. Compounding

is about how small actions done consistently over time will multiply their impact in ways that we can't

even imagine. So imagine a snowball rolling downhill. At first, it's tiny and it's harmless, but as it

keeps going, it's like a James Bond movie, and that snowball is huge, and it's going to hit a city

or a little town. I took that in a really negative direction. I didn't mean it to, but you see what I mean.

Stay with me. Today, I want to explore how compounding isn't just for bank

accounts. It can shape every area of your life. So going back to compounding, talking about money,

we've all heard that when we start early with a small investment and let it go, let it do its magic over time your money

grows. So your money grows like that snowball rolling downhill. Think of it the way I try to tell my

kids. Like if you invest $500 a month over 30 years, you're going to contribute $180,000. But compounding

takes that amount in time and can turn it into over $800,000. But compounding takes that amount in time and can turn it into over 800,000.

Small, consistent actions done over time really do add up. So as we're moving into this finishing

strong series, I think it's important for us to refresh ourselves on the importance of compounding

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