Ben Oberg wrote a whole chapter in his book called Average Is An Anchor, and here's why.
He said he never looks at the term average, because he knows he's not average in anything he applies himself to, and if he's not average, he's not going to attract anyone average either.
There's a reason some people make forty thousand dollars a year and some people make forty million. It's habits and discipline first, work ethic second, talent a distant third.
Disciplined alignment, pointed in the same direction, at a highly consistent level, all the time. That's it. You will always beat somebody by simply being more consistent and outworking them.
What's one habit you've been inconsistent with that's actually costing you the most? Comment it below.