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Why is being consistent so hard? Because most of the time it becomes boring for us.
Starting something new is fun and exciting. I absolutely love starting new things. It’s a challenge to start it but then another challenge to finish it or be consistent. Depending on what it is.
I’ll use working out as an example.
How many of you start a new workout plan? Do the first day or even week and then you get sore and your mind starts to play tricks on you. It’s ok to skip a day you deserve it. Then you begin to slip and the workout plan falls apart.
To remain consistent you must have discipline. I was reminded of this last week as I was reading in Ephesians chapter 4.
Whatever it is. Make a plan, write it down and see how many days or weeks you can accomplish this. Make it fun. Don’t do the same exact thing every time. Challenge yourself to get better and push yourself. For a lot of people that require you to find another person to help you do this. If that’s the case then please do this. If you don’t need another person then find what that motivation is to keep going and be consistent.
Join me every Monday morning live at 7:34am on Facebook and Twitter for an encouraging word to help jump start your week.
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By Taylor SiebertWhy is being consistent so hard? Because most of the time it becomes boring for us.
Starting something new is fun and exciting. I absolutely love starting new things. It’s a challenge to start it but then another challenge to finish it or be consistent. Depending on what it is.
I’ll use working out as an example.
How many of you start a new workout plan? Do the first day or even week and then you get sore and your mind starts to play tricks on you. It’s ok to skip a day you deserve it. Then you begin to slip and the workout plan falls apart.
To remain consistent you must have discipline. I was reminded of this last week as I was reading in Ephesians chapter 4.
Whatever it is. Make a plan, write it down and see how many days or weeks you can accomplish this. Make it fun. Don’t do the same exact thing every time. Challenge yourself to get better and push yourself. For a lot of people that require you to find another person to help you do this. If that’s the case then please do this. If you don’t need another person then find what that motivation is to keep going and be consistent.
Join me every Monday morning live at 7:34am on Facebook and Twitter for an encouraging word to help jump start your week.
--
https://twitter.com/taylorsiebert
https://instagram.com/taylorsiebert
https://facebook.com/taylorsiebert
https://www.linkedin.com/in/taylorsiebert