This episode of Deep Dive Drive is a little different.

Usually, these episodes are recorded during my early morning commute — but this one was recorded at 9:30pm, sitting in my car at night, because I realised I hadn’t recorded it that morning… and I knew I wouldn’t sleep properly if I didn’t get it done.

And that’s exactly why this episode is called Consistency.

In this episode, I talk about what consistency really means in coaching — not just in sessions, but in standards, behaviours, messages, and habits.

I explore:

• What consistency looks like in day-to-day coaching
• Why players trust consistent coaches more than perfect ones
• How repetition builds clarity, confidence, and culture
• The long-term benefits of showing up, even when it’s inconvenient
• Why doing the small things, often, is what separates good coaches from great ones

This episode isn’t about being flawless.

It’s about being reliable.

Consistency is what players lean on.

Consistency is what builds environments.

Consistency is what drives long-term development.

Whether it’s a morning commute or a late-night sit in the car — showing up matters.

Same standards. Same values. Every day.

One drive at a time.

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