What is replicating success?

Your past successes share common elements that you can deliberately replicate.

Example: You notice that every project you shipped on time had three things in common: you scoped it ruthlessly on day one, you paired with one other person for accountability, and you protected your mornings from meetings. That's not luck repeating itself. That's a personal success pattern — and once you name it, you can engineer it into your next project before the first standup.

This concept is part of Pattern Recognition in the How to Think curriculum, which builds the epistemic infrastructure for pattern recognition.