I am absolutely committed to watering my seeds of growth every day.

Anyone who has actually grown something from seed knows the strange part: for two weeks the tray looks exactly like wet soil, and the urge to dig one up and check is enormous.

Digging up is the failure mode, not neglect. Checking constantly on whether the effort is working becomes its own kind of harm — it interrupts the very thing you're waiting for.

Daily commitment mostly means performing a small dull action and then leaving it alone. Water, and walk away. The walking away is half the discipline, and it's the half nobody warns you about.