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MrStoneV t1_j7ywosb wrote

1% per day isnt 37x in a year. Its accumulativ not multiplicative

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Supreme_Creamy t1_j7ywykv wrote

If you have $1 in a savings account and the account pays 1 percent interest per day, then in 365 days you will have $37.78. In other words, your “investment” of $1, compounding at 1 percent per day, would make you almost 3,800 percent within a year

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MrStoneV t1_j7yxhyi wrote

If you go to the gym train and eat 1% better then your body is ~1% better a the end of the year and not 37x.

Otherwise you would need to do more and more every day and at the end of the year you are completly exhausted.

I mean at the begnning that may sound relatable since your starting point is very low and you improve drastically but that slows down since its relative

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Supreme_Creamy t1_j7yz86l wrote

While it is true that the improvement may slow down as the starting point improves, it is still important to note that the 1% per day accumulation can lead to significant growth over time. The 37x figure is not meant to be taken literally, but rather to emphasise the power of compounding progress. Just as small deposits in a savings account can grow over time with compound interest, small daily improvements can accumulate into substantial growth.

Moreover, taking care of your body and making small, incremental improvements can be a sustainable and enjoyable process. Instead of becoming exhausted, you can find a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction in the progress you make. The key is to find a balance and not to push oneself too hard, but to maintain a consistent and steady pace of improvement.

Btw Thanks for commenting this is my first “discussion”on reddit. And I appreciate the conversation we have much love brother.

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JasonJanus t1_j7yz32h wrote

Anyone who is good at things knows that progress slows to a painful crawl

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Party-Writer9068 t1_j7z06c4 wrote

thats just stupid way to say work consistently and maintain discipline. Real world doesn't work with your 1% rule, its often up and down journey with long stretches of no results despite putting efforts.

Also luck will play out and change your life drastically. But working hard is the only variable you control not luck so forget about it.

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