Larry David. Taylor Sheridan. How Consistency Built Multi-Million Dollar Empires
Larry David and Taylor Sheridan didn’t build their reputations on viral moments or big reinventions, they built them through the quiet power of repetition.
David’s Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm share the same DNA: neurotic humour, social awkwardness, and sharp observation, delivered with the same tone for decades. Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe is instantly recognisable: gritty landscapes, moral tension, and a relentless focus on land, family, and legacy.
Both prove what psychology calls the Compound Effect - small, consistent actions, repeated over time, create disproportionate results. It’s BJ Fogg’s habit model, Cialdini’s commitment principle, and Hebb’s Law in action: the more often people see you deliver on the same values, the more their trust in you hardwires.
🎯 Why consistency is one of the most powerful drivers of trust
🎯 The science of how repetition shapes identity and expectation
🎯 How to apply compounding to your own reputation
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