Consistency isn’t simply willpower, which comes and goes. Consistency is doing it when you don’t feel like doing it.
Sunday morning here. No inspiration for today’s blog as simply chilling this weekend (and enjoying the progressive feeling of chemo drugs and toxicity exiting my system).
So, today sharing this thought from Shane Parrish on his latest weekly email newsletter:
The longer the time frame for results, the less you need intensity and the more you need consistency.
Consistency isn’t simply willpower, which comes and goes. Consistency is doing it when you don’t feel like doing it.
If you want advantageous divergence, you have to do the things that matter on your best day and your worst day.
I didn’t feel like sitting down to write a daily blog post today, but hey, this is a daily post, so here is today’s simple thought.
Consistency is doing it when you don’t feel like doing it.