The Real Reason You’re Not Consistent

Let’s talk about consistency.

Because most people think consistency is about discipline.

But if discipline was the answer, you’d already have it handled.

You’re not new to hard work.

You’ve built things. You’ve pushed through. You’ve done the impossible before.

So why is it that the things that matter most to you are the things that slip?

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:

Inconsistency is often a protection strategy.

Not laziness. Protection.

Because doing the thing consistently means you have to face something:

So you stay busy. You stay productive. You stay admired.

But you do not move the one thing you truly want forward.

Breakthrough Idea of the Week

Your nervous system follows your system.

If your system is chaotic, your nervous system becomes reactive.

If your system is clear, your nervous system softens.

Consistency is not just “do it daily. Consistency is “make it safe enough to repeat.”

Make it safe to repeat (7 minutes) Pick one habit you keep dropping.

Then answer:

The smallest version: what is the minimum that still counts?
The safety cue: what makes it feel safe to start? (music, location, time, ritual)
The return rule: “I never skip twice.”

That’s the system. Not perfect. Repeatable.

If you want to build systems that make consistency feel natural again, I’d love to have you in the room.

And you’ll leave with a clear 90-day plan to carry it forward.