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Behavioral science calls it the Progress Principle, small victories trigger dopamine, build momentum, and keep consistency alive. Miss one? Fine. Miss many, and the compound effect flips against you.
We don’t chase “someday milestones.” We track receipts today. One sent an email. One finished workout. One side-hustle sale. Wins measured become confidence built, and confidence locks your identity in place.
Harvard research backs it: people who celebrated daily progress stayed motivated longer than those chasing big goals alone. Builders thrive on receipts, not fantasies.
Write down yesterday’s win, no matter the size. Share it with someone who respects progress. Log today’s win tonight. Repeat.
Dreams inspire. Wins transform. Stack enough, and you won’t recognize who you’ve become.
KDN
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