You keep switching strategies because you expect quick results and lose confidence when progress feels slow. Real progress comes from staying with one approach long enough for it to work. Switching strategies can feel productive. You find a new idea, a better approach, or a different system that promises faster results. It gives you a sense of progress because something is changing. The problem is that constant change interrupts real progress. Every time you switch, you reset the process. You go back to the beginning where everything is new and untested. That means you never stay with one approach long enough to see what it can actually produce. This usually…