Time vs. frequency (who will win?)

Asking "how long" something will take is the wrong question.

"How long will I have to eat healthy to notice a change in my physique?"

"How long will I have to save up for that European vacation?"

"How long will it take me to get 1000 members in Email School?"

The thing is...

How long (the time) depends on how often (the frequency).

Let me explain.

A few years ago, I hired a fitness coach.

I was going to the gym anyway and figured I could use the help of a professional.

On the same day I signed the contract to work with her, she enrolled me in a fitness competition (a story for another day).

Over the next 4 months, she got me in the best physical shape of my life.

But there wasn't anything magic about the 4 months...

It was the daily commitment to work out for a few hours and the daily commitment to eat right.

16 weeks (the time) was made up of 112 weight training sessions, 112 cardio sessions, and 672 healthy meals.

That's a lot of at-bats to get healthy.

Building an online business is the same.

I have learned that the more frequently I complete a business-building action, the less time it takes to get what I want.

Does that make sense?

So, if you're still sitting on the sidelines planning every last detail of a new program, it's time to get in the game.

You don't need more time.

You need more reps.

You got this,

~ Cody "Reps Matter" Burch

P.S. Whenever you're ready, here's how I can help you build an email-based laidback business:

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