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(0:00) Intro
(1:05) The magic of the compounding principle
(3:05) How the 1% rule can make you 37x better in just one year
(4:35) How the British Cycling Team went from laughing stock to dominant winners
(8:25) Why Success leads to more Success
(9:19) The power of anchoring habits
(9:50) The vital role that consistency plays in growth
(12:39) Using the snowball effect to achieve your goals
(15:40) Leveraging the Pareto Principle for monstrous growth
(17:00) Understanding biases to improve your life
(17:57) The sunk cost fallacy and relationships
(19:50) The greatest predictors of successful relationships
(20:33) The brilliance of Warren Buffet
(22:31) How to create better outcomes in a shorter time
08/21/22 • 25 min
Ego Lab - How To Create Lasting Change by Compounding Habits - Ep. 6
Transcript
00:00:04 Anthony Carl
If you're consistent in a lot of different things, you probably will make results, but it also is important if you're going to be making these large decisions with that consistency that you're going down the right pathway.
00:00:17 Brian Faust
I think one of the important parts of having success over a long period of time is almost finding failures, but only by showing up, and only by putting yourself out there having goals pursuing those, do you get
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