The biggest reason for failure is a lack of patience. This, as well as the uncontrollable desire for immediate results and the fulfillment of all desires, is at the heart of most failure. The reality is that success takes time. Great success takes a long time. Richard Branson didn't become a millionaire overnight. Madonna didn't wake up one morning as the queen of pop. David Beckham didn't turn into a super soccer player in just a few workouts. However, there is a method that works for any person and in any situation. Most people know about it but never use it. What for? After all, it is much better to wait until the world itself falls at their feet. However, the world, as a rule, is in no hurry to reciprocate. Adopt the easy way that will certainly lead you to success. It's called the "half-hour theory". Its advantage lies in the fact that it is suitable for absolutely everyone and can be easily integrated into any schedule. The general idea is that you do one small action every day for half an hour, and then, as you improve, you complicate it. Sounds too obvious, doesn't it? But you'd be surprised how many people talk about his banality without ever trying to do it. This can mean that you will spend half an hour each day reading. Nonsense, isn't it? But this way, in one year, you will read about 24 books - and this is more than most people read in ten years! You can devote half an hour a day to learning a foreign language or acquiring other useful skills. Get in-depth knowledge on the issue of interest to you, get the missing experience. Use half an hour every day to achieve your life's dream. Do what you have been putting off all the time due to lack of time. After following the "theory of half an hour" for some time, for example, after six months, look back and remember where you started. You will be amazed at how far you are on your way in just 30 minutes a day. Remember, you are already doing a lot more than other people. Be patient. Don't expect immediate results. Everything takes time, and the more ambitious your goal, the more steps it will take.