i think the "all factors" comes into play at a higher level than the consistency factor. you need the consistency to become _really good_ and with consistency y

i think the "all factors" comes into play at a higher level than the consistency factor. you need the consistency to become _really good_ and with consistency you could probably become _rather good_ (lacking any blockers), but to become the very best in a competitive environment you need "all factors" to line up after consistency has already been applied. "all factors" lining up without the consistency makes you a natural talent that's quick to pick up the basics but then doesn't go anywhere.