Why patience matters more than methods
- Thread starter anaszone
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Sometimes "jumping" is smart, but not always. Many people, especially beginner give up too quickly before seeing any results
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Don't replace the word "Work" with buzzwords like consistency, and strategy, or patience. Just do what you can afford and learn as fast as you can. Intelligence is now a commodity. What difference does that make to your future and what you want to create?
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It comes down to working on something long enough before you can really say it didn’t work out.
If someone is always relying on finding the “right” method before they fully commit, they will end up waiting their whole life for the big thing. Everything they do would probably get only a little effort here and there spread across different things and none of it works out.
Meanwhile, the people they’re competing with are putting all their focus into making one thing work
I watched Sonny’s video yesterday on YouTube about how things were when he started out. fat and broke... he said : D
His video actually kinda answers your post really well
If you have time it’s worth skimming through it to see how he evolved by sticking with something he enjoyed, learning as he went, and pivoting around it instead of quitting completely and jumping to something else.
I didn’t know about his channel 10 years ago but over the past few years I’ve watched his content once in a while.
You’d think it was all rainbows and sunshine from the beginning but it wasn’t. Like many others, what he’s doing now only works because he stayed with it long enough for it to work out.
If someone is always relying on finding the “right” method before they fully commit, they will end up waiting their whole life for the big thing. Everything they do would probably get only a little effort here and there spread across different things and none of it works out.
Meanwhile, the people they’re competing with are putting all their focus into making one thing work
I watched Sonny’s video yesterday on YouTube about how things were when he started out. fat and broke... he said : D
His video actually kinda answers your post really well
If you have time it’s worth skimming through it to see how he evolved by sticking with something he enjoyed, learning as he went, and pivoting around it instead of quitting completely and jumping to something else.
I didn’t know about his channel 10 years ago but over the past few years I’ve watched his content once in a while.
You’d think it was all rainbows and sunshine from the beginning but it wasn’t. Like many others, what he’s doing now only works because he stayed with it long enough for it to work out.
Richagency
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That’s right, you need to be consistent. However, it also depends on your abilities. If you’re confident in your skills in a certain field, show that consistency in your work.
Eternal Warrior
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Patience beats hopping methods, stick with one long enough and it usually works.
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They just get tired when they find out the internet is harder to do business than setting up a physical store
anaszone
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That makes sense. I appreciate your insight on this.
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I was just about to respond to @BassTrackerBoats thread.
Sonny/Will is incredible.
I don't watch a lot of YouTube (other than for inspiration), but he's definitely one of my favourites.
He's always so respectful about a country's food culture and tries everything with an open mind. It's a visual delight and so so refreshing.
I know a few people he's worked or interacted with on his many trips to India and everyone has had good things to say about him.
What a beautiful inspiring man. He's one of those people whom I root for, without even knowing him personally.
Dijitalbufem
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patience equals success
themoroccansniper
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if a thing doesnt work even after trying and changing methods and you sticked long enough start simultaneously looking for new things
Patience matters more than most people think.
Even a good method needs time and consistent execution before results show, especially for beginners.
Jumping between strategies too often usually resets progress instead of improving it.
I’d say consistency with a decent method beats constantly chasing the “perfect” one.
DrMandibles
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I have a motto. Never wait. Patience and effort are primary, but I have found that waiting is usually a waste of time.
BlitzySpecial
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Why not do both.
Just a matter of time allocation.
Just a matter of time allocation.
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Consistency is the method not enough people use. Actions stack up overtime
Frank lee
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Almost any decent approach works if you stay with it long enough. Consistency usually beats clever strategy early on.