Ivaylo Durmonski

Key takeaways from Doing Something Once Vs. Doing It Every Day

When you show up every day. When you don't stop when others stop, you become unstoppable. Keep this in mind the next time you want to quit.

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I’m a firm believer that we become what we consume. That the people surrounding us play a huge role in our journey towards our goals.

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