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Don’t you hate it when someone breaks a promise?

​You do your best to be there for others because you know how it feels to be let down & disappointed.

​You go the extra mile to make sure that you do the thing that you say you’re going to do for people.

​You show up for others like this but you rarely show up for yourself in the same way.

​Here’s what I mean.

​Psychologically, consistency is making a promise to yourself then fulfilling it.


​The problem is, if you attach the idea of success and failure to consistency, it makes it harder to be consistent.

​This is especially difficult when you’re developing & learning your God-given identity.

​Once you miss your goal, the same high you created for yourself when you first accomplished it now becomes an emotional low.

​This makes it harder to be consistent again.


​If you want to overcome inconsistency, here’s how:

Approach everything with a level of consistency.

​Why?

​Because how you do anything is how you do everything.

​If you build up consistency in 1 area, that character trait will bleed over into other areas of your life & business.

​So don’t believe the lie: you ARE a consistent person.

​There’s areas of life where you’re already consistent.


​If you can brush your teeth everyday, then you can be consistent in other areas of life & business as well.

​The only difference between brushing your teeth & hitting your goals is that you don’t attach your identity to brushing your teeth. This is why it’s easier to do consistently.


From now on, remind yourself: “I am consistent, I am just becoming more consistent in ___”.


Whatever that is for you, now it’s just an adjustment.

​Making an adjustment is much easier to do than becoming someone that you are not.

​So commit to doing something, big or small, in that area of inconsistency.

​Regardless of how you feel emotionally, commit to it daily because you’re worth not giving up on. 

​When you do this, you will overcome inconsistency & become more consistent as a person!


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