Thank you so much, I really appreciate that. Consistency has made the biggest difference for me, especially during slower periods. Showing up even when results aren’t visible has helped me build trust in the process rather than chasing quick wins. Pairing that with intentional action—doing fewer things, but doing them with purpose—has kept me moving forward without burning out.
How about you? Is there one habit that’s helped you stay grounded when things feel slow?

That’s such a valuable insight, Robert. Patience really is the habit that makes all the others work. Without it, everything feels rushed and shortcuts become tempting. It’s powerful that your biggest growth came when patience finally clicked—proof that long-term thinking is what truly pays off.

That’s such a great point, Robert!
Patience really does become the foundation that allows all the other habits to work as intended. It’s interesting how it often comes through experience rather than instruction. Your insight about it clicking on your third site says a lot, and it’s encouraging to hear how that shift made a real difference in results. Thanks for adding this perspective to the conversation.

When I didn't have the patience during my first website, I cut corners by starting a second website before the first website was even getting traffic because I thought a second website would speed up income. That was a big mistake!

You are welcome Jenn. Learning patience, as you have said, really cannot come from instruction but rather experience. It is the glue that holds everything together.

I totally understand why people are not patient, especially when first starting. I just hope those who go through that experience will not quit but rather take a step back and be patient.

I relate to this so much. It’s easy to think doing more will bring faster results, but focus and patience usually make the biggest difference. That lesson alone can save people a lot of time.

Once someone learns this lesson, and most have to learn it, then patience will/should be the first thing on their minds as they grow in their endeavors.

Absolutely! Patience really does become the foundation for everything else. Once you see how much steady, consistent effort pays off, it naturally becomes the first habit to lean on in any new endeavor.

“Thank you, RRarapi. Clarity changes everything when you slow down enough to see it.”

Yes, thank you 🙏

You're welcome and good luck on your journey.

“Thank you, JD. Always appreciate your support.”

You are most welcome, Monica.

JD

“Thanks! Always happy to share what I’m learning

You're welcome