Why bother doing something that won’t stay done? In this episode, we unpack a simple story — a $3.50 car wash during Raleigh’s pollen season — and how it became a powerful reminder about consistency, care, and why the little things still matter.

Because let’s be honest: life gets messy again. The pollen comes back. The dishes pile up. The inbox fills. But the goal was never to stay spotless — it’s to stay steady. To keep showing up. To reset before the buildup wins.

Listen in as we explore why maintenance — in your work, your health, your habits, and your relationships — matters more than the moments that undo it. Because consistency isn’t glamorous, but it’s what makes things last.

💡 What You’ll Learn: • Why small resets matter more than big overhauls • The quiet power of consistency over intensity • How “taking care of what’s yours” builds pride and peace • The difference between fixing something and maintaining it • How to reframe repetition as a form of gratitude

🛠️ Action Step: Identify one small “car wash” habit in your life — something that grounds you, resets you, or reminds you that you care. Do it this week. Not because it lasts forever, but because you’re building something that does.

📌 Perfect For: • Anyone feeling stuck in the monotony of maintenance • People who crave structure, rhythm, and fresh starts • Leaders and creatives learning to value consistency over chaos • Anyone who needs a reminder that caring is never wasted