You’re probably familiar with the word consistency, and the term “consistency is key.” You’re already consistent with many things in your daily life, whether it be showing up to work or school every day, talking to your friends and family consistently, or basic things like eating regularly. When we say, “consistency is key,” we mean […]
Consistency is a big word, and a vague one at that—it can, and does, apply to every aspect of our lives. You show up to work or school consistently and do basic human things such as eating and brushing your teeth. But what about being consistent with things we’re not told to do by someone
While the saying “consistency is key” is true, it’s not always as easy as it sounds. After all, we’re not robots. We’re people who sometimes have bad days, or have things happen that make us want to put our entire life on hold. The truth about consistency is, you’re not always going to be motivated.
When you hear from mega-famous and successful people that they got there by being consistent, you might find yourself thinking that means they spent hours every day practicing or bettering themselves, and never took a day off. Thinking this, or doing it, is not realistic or sustainable. But it sure is easy to think that
So, you want to be more consistent with the things you do, but it feels overwhelming. This is understandable, any change can be overwhelming! Life can be unpredictable and unstable at times, but the one thing that you can control is yourself. Being consistent is something that’s sure to pay off, and it starts with
Consistency is the key to success in many areas of life, whether it’s in your work, relationships, or personal goals. Developing good habits is one way to ensure that you stay consistent with your actions and ultimately achieve the results you desire. In this article, we will explore three habits that can help you cultivate