This week, I delve a bit into the Call to Consistency. This is all about learning to take on the Lord's characteristic of faithfulness. Just as we are to be holy as He is, we also are to be consistent as He is. Take on the Call to Consistency and you'll see the difference it makes in your life.

What are your stats? If you don't know then you better get The Stats. As you get consistent you'll need to know the stats. Knowing the stats help you to understand your impact. You'll discover what your tendencies are. You must take corresponding action to improve your value. Your track record is key!

You've gotten past the fouls, and now you're training to improve your game and bring more value to the table. Are you willing to step out of your comfort zone regularly to go for the goal? You better be willing to do so or else you'll pay a much greater price!

You get a yellow flag when you get out of bounds or do something illegal in the game you're forced to lose some ground or worse yet start over. Today, I'm challenging you not to quit just because of the circumstances. You must persevere until you reach that next first down and ultimately get to the end zone.

Once you've got the plan for your next first down, you've got to get past the defensive ends. It's going to take more than just wanting to do it. You'll have to enlist your passion and your focus to get to the place where you're improving consistently. Don't let your passion die on the vine! Stay laser-focused on the vision!

While most people want to improve their game, few have a written proven strategy to reach their destination. I'll share with you two different keys to your strategy if you plan to reach the next 10 yards in style! It'll be hard work but it's really worth improving on your gifts and honing your skills.

Who is responsible to see that you improve? In a world where the blame game is second nature to many, it is still your responsibility to track your improvement and set targets to improve your performance. It's not enough to just perform. Your performance must improve over time, and that is not your manager's responsibility or the business. After all you're the one who's bringing value. How much do you want to improve your value to the business or to your customers? Then take it upon yourself to go improve.

Most players think primarily of themselves and how they can win. However, coaches hold a bigger picture and think first about the whole team and how much value each player brings to it. Coaches understand where to place each player based on their strength.

We've been talking this week about your value, but if you were a stock would your value go up this week or not? Did you increase your own value and did you give more value to your customer? Where do you start by adding more value to yourself? You have to set some goals in line with the value you want to bring to the table. Are you increasing? Start now...

Your earning power is in proportion to this one thing. If you'll increase this specific criterion, there'll be no limit to your earning power. Hint: it's not your experience alone that counts!