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In this episode of Becoming Reborn, Trav and Pat break down two of the biggest reasons people struggle to stay consistent — setting goals without systems, and overcomplicating daily decisions.
Trav shares why 90 percent of New Year's resolutions fail by February.
The problem isn't the goal — it's the lack of a system behind it.
You can set massive goals, but if there's no plan, no habits, no structure… it falls apart.
Pat backs it with a powerful James Clear quote:
"You don't rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your habits."
Then the conversation dives into lifestyle design — small shifts that lead to big results.
Pat explains how reducing decision fatigue is the key to long term consistency.
When you're constantly asking, "Should I train today?" or "What kind of session should I do?" you burn mental energy that could be used to just show up and get it done.
The answer? Build a system that's simple, repeatable, and part of your identity.
Make your habits automatic so you can stop thinking and start doing.
By Travis YoungIn this episode of Becoming Reborn, Trav and Pat break down two of the biggest reasons people struggle to stay consistent — setting goals without systems, and overcomplicating daily decisions.
Trav shares why 90 percent of New Year's resolutions fail by February.
The problem isn't the goal — it's the lack of a system behind it.
You can set massive goals, but if there's no plan, no habits, no structure… it falls apart.
Pat backs it with a powerful James Clear quote:
"You don't rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your habits."
Then the conversation dives into lifestyle design — small shifts that lead to big results.
Pat explains how reducing decision fatigue is the key to long term consistency.
When you're constantly asking, "Should I train today?" or "What kind of session should I do?" you burn mental energy that could be used to just show up and get it done.
The answer? Build a system that's simple, repeatable, and part of your identity.
Make your habits automatic so you can stop thinking and start doing.

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