Consistency isn’t magic - It’s commitment

You’ve probably heard this a hundred times:

“Success is all about consistency.”

But here’s the thing:

Consistency doesn’t mean doing something perfectly every day.

It means doing it enough times to guarantee you’ll improve, even on days you don’t feel like it.

Here’s where people mess up:

They think consistency is about putting in perfect effort day in and day out.

But here’s the truth:

Consistency is about the commitment to show up, no matter what.

And that’s where most people fail.

They want motivation.

They want the spark that gets them to push through. But motivation is like a sugar rush: it’s short-lived.

What you need is a system that forces you to act even when motivation isn’t there. That’s what keeps you consistent, even on the days when the idea of working feels like a chore.

The Consistency Trap

Most people set themselves up for failure because they overestimate how much they’ll accomplish when they’re “feeling it.”

They write ambitious goals like:

• “I’ll work out 6 times a week.”

• “I’ll read 3 books this month.”

• “I’ll post on social every day.”

And then when motivation dips? They quit.

But here’s the catch: consistency isn’t about working when you feel like it. It’s about working even when you don’t.

Here’s how to rewire that:

Step 1: Make It Stupid Easy

The reason you miss days or skip tasks is simple:
You made it harder than it needed to be.

The secret?

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