You’re not inconsistent because you’re weak.
You’re inconsistent because you keep switching identities without noticing.

One day you’re the focused operator.
Next day you’re the overwhelmed responder.
The day after that you’re the “I’ll fix it tomorrow” negotiator.

You’re not fighting tasks.
You’re fighting versions of yourself.

And most people never see it because identity drift is silent.
It shows up as tiny slips:

The micro-delay.
The soft yes.
The “I’ll just check one thing.”
The task you rewrite instead of finish.

Here’s the shift:
Consistency is not built through discipline.
It’s built through identity constraints - the rules that kill drift before it starts.

Most people stop here. Here’s what to do instead: