Showing up sounds simple, but just like gratitude, just like non-enusible behavior, the simple things to do,

like saying thank you, are simple not to do. And showing up is absolutely simple. But it's one of

the most misunderstood and undervalued principles of success. We often believe success

comes from big work, comes from discipline, comes from major breakthroughs, or somehow

one defining moment opportunity or breakthrough.

But in reality, success is built through consistent presence.

Showing up when it's easy, showing up when it's inconvenient,

showing up when we don't feel like it because what compounds is not talent.

What compounds is attention and intention in a consistent manner when you show up.

There's a power and energy that accelerates when you show up. It aggregates all the necessary

resources from your source, and it compounds. The first lesson of the compounding power

of showing up is showing up builds unity and unity builds trust.

Trust is the foundation of all relativity because it incorporates faith in everything or

in one person group, or association.

Trust is the foundation of all of these relationships,

and trust is built through showing up consistently over time.

When we consistently show up for our clients, teammates, or our families,

we begin to rely, they begin to rely on us,

not because of what we say, but because of what we repeatedly do when we show up,

what we are paying attention and giving intention to, saying, doing, thinking, feeling,

and believing when we show up. Trust is not built in that moment. It is built in many moments

stacked together in a consistent, persistent, daily intention. Whether be on your sleep,

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