In order to have consistent production, you must get to executing - to doing the work. Doing is producing. And if you want to get from not executing anywhere to executing everywhere, crossing that chasm in one leap will be the same sort of failure.

If your execution sucks, start by executing on something you can handle. Build sustainable deliverables. The point is to start producing consistently, no matter how small. You can make small things bigger. You can't make big things out of nothing.

You might be worried that small and consistent is slow. "This is going to take forever." You'd be wrong. It's actually the opposite. Consistent isn't slow. At least it doesn't have to be. Once you build consistency into your outputs, you'll be able to add to it. Keep piling, keeping improving, and soon your strides will be more than you wished to handle.

Build habits of consistent production, instead of pursuing leaps of gains. Consistent production beats sporadic exceptionalism.