Each row captures one decision you made on instinct and converts it into a data-informed process. Over time, this becomes your proof that the system is compounding — every decision gets better because the last one generated data.
One loop is a fix. Four loops is a pattern. Twelve loops is a system. Each row proves that your decision-making got better because the previous decision generated data you didn't have before.
This is what compounding looks like in practice. Not a single transformation — a series of small improvements where each one funds the next.