At the beginning of the journey, it often seems as though some people are making slower progress. Their results aren’t spectacular. Their progress isn’t dramatic. Their journey doesn’t look impressive. But there’s one thing most people don’t notice. They’re laying the foundation. They’re learning. They’re developing discipline. They’re building character. While others chase quick results, they’re building long-term strength.
Such work doesn’t guarantee they’ll surpass others. It can, however, provide a more stable foundation for the work they want to do. Because quick success often rests on motivation. But long-term success rests on habits.
Progress is therefore best measured by what a person can do today and does regularly, rather than solely by the current picture of results.
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