The individuals, families, societies, clubs, communities, companies and nations that succeed in the long run understand the power of now and the role of probabilities and numbers in the long run.

They know what counts is doing your best now, developing, retaining best practice and processes as long as possible. They know constant improvement and leveling up matters over time. They treat life and business as a game.

They put the effort in numbers. They know that with multiple attempts they will succeed and have a breakthrough sooner or later. They understand perfection is the enemy of progress. The name of the game is constant and never-ending improvement.

Gamification is another way to make goal pursuit instantly gratifying. It involves making something that isn’t a game feel more engaging and less monotonous by adding game like features such as symbolic rewards, a sense of competition, and leaderboards.

Gamification works when players “buy in” to the game. It can backfire if players feel the game is being imposed on them.” ― Katy Milkman, How to Change: The Science of Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be

They apply the power of goals, metrics and objectives over the long term. They harness and leverage the power of these concepts to have distinct and great experiences over the long term.

Read this article (https://mooremomentum.com/blog/how-to-gamify-your-life-the-ultimate-guide/) and guide on gamification if you are interested in the topic.