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Grind.In.Silence on Instagram: "Yes if discipline is repeated. Because success isn’t luck, it’s a system. It’s not about one big win, it’s about consistent habits. The gym, the study table, the business call done daily. Discipline is boring, but it compounds. And when discipline compounds, success looks inevitable. Repeat your discipline, and success will repeat itself. . . . #success#habits#mindset#successquotes#selfmotivated#noexcuses#disiplin#dailygrind#goal#legacy#focusmode #selfimprovement

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VintageHollywoodStars on Instagram: "“Where’s the beef?” Everyone repeated this line in 1984 from the famous Wendy’s commercial. This commercial was a successful advertising campaign that featured Clara Peller, an 81-year-old woman (1902 – 1987) who humorously pointed out the small amount of beef in a rival restaurant’s burger. The phrase became a cultural phenomenon and a shorthand for questioning anything lacking substance, and it led to increased sales for Wendy’s by 31%. ($945 million in 198