At first, it looks like we need to learn from our experiences and adapt. Changing our thinking can provide us better ways of doing things. A big part of finding a better way is learning. When we learn to synthesize what we have experienced, we begin to turn that into residual know-how.
Residual know-how helps us in triggering a beneficial change. Without residual know-how, changes can still happen but without purpose and benefit.
The benefit of the residual knowledge-driven change is it has the potential to provide us the leverage. Having leverage provides us significantly greater results for the efforts put in.
Consistency offers significant leverage. Consistency in trusting, listening, honesty, obedience, exercise, learning... There are many ways to be consistent in how we are. Consistency is a significant advantage. When we are consistent, we are believable to others; we can be trusted.
Being consistent pays off in the long run. It defines who we are.
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