Most people think consistency is a motivation problem. It's usually a setup problem. If the habit is hard to start, hard to remember, or buried under friction… you won’t do it consistently.
So here’s the goal this week:
✅ Make the habit obvious (you can’t miss it)
✅ Make the habit easy (you can’t talk yourself out of it)
👀 Make it so OBVIOUS (you can’t forget)
Pick 1–2 of these:
- Put your shoes by the door / workout clothes on the chair
- Keep your water bottle on your counter / desk / car seat
- Put protein options at eye level in the fridge
- Set a calendar reminder (“Daily 10 @ 7:00pm”)
- Use a sticky note on your steering wheel / bathroom mirror: “Daily 10 ✅”
Rule: If you can’t see it, you’ll forget it.
đź§± Make it EASY (remove friction)
Pick 1–2 of these:
- Choose a default Daily 10 (no deciding): 10-min walk or 10-min mobility
- Prep the night before: clothes laid out + bottle filled
- Have a protein backup ready (shake, yogurt, tuna packet)
- Reduce the steps: keep equipment where you’ll use it (mat out, dumbbells visible)
- Shrink the habit on busy days: “minimum standard” beats zero
Rule: The fewer steps, the more consistent you’ll be.
🔥 The real win:
You don’t rise to the level of your goals…You fall to the level of your systems.
🎯 Challenge (comment below):
What ONE habit are you focused on right now?
Then fill this in:
Make it obvious: I will ______ (where will you place it / what reminder?)
Make it easy: I will ______ (what friction will you remove?)
Let’s build setups that survive real life.