"Consistency beats intensity"

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    Corey Quinn

    Founder, Deep Specialization™

    John C. Maxwell said this from stage last week and I loved it.

    "Consistency beats intensity."

    Author John C. Maxwell said this from the stage at a marketing and leadership conference I attended in Costa Rica last week.

    I love it.

    It affirms what I've experienced doing hard but worthwhile things, like writing a book, building wealth, or learning how to grow a business.

    The truth is, knowing this doesn't make the work any easier...

    But it's a good reminder that having a long-term vision and consistently working towards it over time creates:

    Momentum and compound interest.

    Questions to ponder:

    👉 What long-term goals am I working towards?

    👉 Are my short-term actions in alignment with achieving those goals?

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    About Corey Quinn

    Founder, Deep Specialization™

    Corey helps founder-led agencies scale through Deep Specialization™ and programmatic M&A. Former CMO of Scorpion ($20M to $200M). Author of "Anyone, Not Everyone."

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    • You value clarity over complexity
    • You’re open to advanced growth levers, including acquisitions
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