If you think you're not consistent, you know that it takes time to fix. Why is it so hard to become consistent? Because you're trying too hard. Are you trying to do all of the things right away? You're trying to exercise, eat better, and post on social media. You're trying to juggle three balls without practicing. You're not focusing. Are you setting your expectations too high? You decide to post on Instagram 3 times every day. You posted three times the first couple of days, but only twice on Saturday. You set the bar too high. How do you start consistency? With one small repeatable task each day. 1. Each day, choose one small sales-readiness task to do the next day. Example: I will make a post in my Skool Community. 2. Do the task first thing, before planning or mindset work. 3. Start a spreadsheet that shows the planned task and how you completed it. 4. Repeat for 7 days. 5. Celebrate your consistency! Post that win here in the Room. 6. Keep going! Join me in the Consistency Challenge! It's easier to succeed when we're supporting each other.

None of us is starting with a clean slate. But we are bringing baggage with us. 🔔 Notifications from our Skool communities ✅ Tasks on our To Do list 📧 Emails in our inbox 🗄️ Files scattered everywhere ... and so on. It's an easy trap to focus on cleaning up the past instead of addressing the present. But as long as you're looking back, you're just accumulating more mess. If you didn't have the bandwidth to deal with it before, you don't have the bandwidth to deal with the bigger mess now. It's time to draw a new starting line. ❎ Delete Skool notifications ❎ Move old tasks to a Someday/Maybe list if you're not comfortable deleting them now. ❎ Archive emails and files. You can still search for them, but they are no longer gumming up your views. It's time to stop looking over your shoulder. Look forward and build from there.

Share something you're working on this week. It could be a small task on your To Do list, a major project milestone, or something in between. Post it here so we can cheer you on! Once you're done, post your win so we can celebrate with you!