Degree of difficulty doesn’t count.

“Degree of difficulty doesn’t count. There aren’t more points for accomplishing something really hard.” – Nick Huber
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Tattoo this one across your mind so it can never be forgotten:

Degree of difficulty doesn’t count.
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Nobody cares how many hours you spend in the gym, they only care how well you deliver on game day.
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And, the deeper truth separating big-game players from underperforming gym rats:
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​Big-game players get the biggest bang from the smallest spark.
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They squeeze the largest output from he smallest input; the most reward for the least work.
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If the goal can be accomplished with 1% effort, they don’t crank it to 100% just to tickle their own ego:
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They tick it off at 1% and move the fxck on.
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Which means — no calculator needed:
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​100x the result for the same amount of work.
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The scoreboard doesn’t lie, difficulty doesn’t matter, and work ethic without results is a waste.
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Take that, Goggins.
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  ​P.S. Along those lines:
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  ​Here’s a big-bang, no-cost, zero-time-investment habit that will multiply your results across every domain of life…​