Power of 100 started with a simple problem: I wanted to learn guitar. Like most people starting out, I struggled with staying consistent and tracking my progress. I tried learning from Youtube videos and a learning app but struggled to stay consistent.

That’s when I realized something: the single biggest thing you can do to build a skill isn’t chasing perfection — it’s putting in the time. That’s when I started tracking every minute that I practiced. I wrote it on a whiteboard in my kitchen so I could see it every day. I wrote down the total number of minutes practiced that day and total time since starting to track.

Then, I set a goal for myself to track 100 minutes of practice per day for 100 days. My skill was still gradual at first, then it skyrocketed.

Every practice session adds up. You don’t need to do 100 minutes but 10 minutes here, 20 minutes there. Do it 100 times, and the progress is undeniable.

I built Power of 100 to make that philosophy simple and motivating. What started as a way to track my own guitar practice has grown into a tool anyone can use to build habits, master skills, and even manage their money. The app is designed to keep you focused on what matters most: showing up, one rep at a time.

Because big change doesn’t happen in a day. It happens in 100 small moments.