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Consistency is Key



  Let me ask you, do you have any activity by consistency? If it's not, you are already a step back to your success. Consistency is the critical key to success. Being consistent means dedicating yourself to your goals and staying focused on the things and activities to achieve your goals. Discipline, accountability, and responsibility are all parts of staying consistent.

  Nowadays, it can be quite easy to see why many people cannot be successful in their lives because of the way our society works and the proliferation of technology everywhere. The world today revolves around providing instant gratification, and the presence of technology that can lead to quick results. With many distractions, people's minds have become muddled about what they want to achieve in life, and there's a lack of focus on what they want to do. In the end, it's easy to see why many people struggle with maintaining consistency. 

  Consistent action is not an easy task especially if it involves doing the same thing every day, but maintaining consistency in everything that we do in our life can make all the difference between achieving success or not. So how we could practice consistency as a new habit?

  Be realistic in your goals. You will have a difficult time being consistent if you do not have an idea of what you need to do. Therefore, create easy and simple goals that have objective results that are easy to measure. It is imperative that you have a goal so that you know where to direct your actions, thoughts, effort, and time. The more emotionally invested you are in your goal, the more you will remain committed, the higher your chances are for success.

  Stick to a schedule. In order to be consistent, you need to know what you have to do every day. Therefore, you should create a schedule for yourself. Whether this is a planner, a calendar, or a list of reminders on your mobile. Find the things you love doing. Ensure that you take time out almost daily to do what you really love. Could be playing a favourite instrument or streaming a video online. It can elevate your mood and enhance your productivity. Do often and stick to a schedule.

  Use reminders. Keep in mind, this is a new habit, so you need to remind yourself what you are doing. Try to place reminders around your home, room, and throughout your workspace pr school. It is easy to forget new commitments and calls, especially when you are trying to change your routine. Put messages in visible locations so you remind yourself throughout the day.

  There are a lot of people who are looking for ways to be more consistent, you're included. If you can find a way to be more consistent in life, you will do better in all areas of your life including school, work, relationships, and personal goals. It can be tough to do it alone, so seek some guidance from other people, such as a life coach, it helps improve your way of doing things. Thank you for your time and have a nice day 😀. Good Luck!


References:

  1. How to Be Consistent: The Skill You Need to Master Anything in Life Dan Silvestre (2020). Available at: https://dansilvestre.com/be-consistent/.
  2. How to Be Consistent and Why It's Important to Your Success (2021). Available at: https://www.morningcoach.com/blog/how-to-be-consistent-and-why-it-s-important-to-your-success.
  3. Petruzzelli, V. (2013) 5 Tips for Being Consistently Consistent, Dr. Gloria Petruzzelli. Available at: https://drgloriapetruzzelli.com/2013/12/02/5-tips-for-being-consistently-consistent/.
  4. 8 Rules to Be More Consistent in Life (2021). Available at: https://www.developgoodhabits.com/consistent/.
  5. How to Stay Consistent and Realize Your Dreams (2018). Available at: https://www.lifehack.org/788257/how-to-stay-consistent.



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