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I was thinking about this for the past few weeks.
For the past six months, I’ve been writing two emails a day.
Now a lot of people might hear that and think, “Wow, six months of emailing every day? That’s a lot of emails.”
But honestly, now it’s not.
Maybe for the first week or so it was a little hard.
And obviously when I first started writing daily about a year ago, yeah, that was hard too.
But I just kept doing it every single day.
Now I can write emails in like five minutes.
It’s easy.
And this happens with anything you do.
Working out.
If you work out every day for a year, you’ll become extremely good at working out.
Reading.
If you read every day for a year, you’ll become extremely good at reading.
Sales.
If you close sales every day for a year, you’ll probably be rich.
But it’s not really about the fact that you’re doing something for a year.
That’s not the point.
The point is that you’re doing it daily.
So why is that so special?
Why does doing something daily matter so much?
Because you’re building a habit.
Think about brushing your teeth.
If you woke up one day and didn’t brush your teeth, something weird probably happened.
Maybe you were in a stressful situation or something.
Because most people don’t just randomly forget to brush their teeth.
It’s ingrained.
And now you have clean white teeth because you brush them every day.
It’s the same thing with whatever you want to do.
You just have to build the habit.
That’s why doing things daily matters.
Anyway.
See you later.
Copy John
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