Tip to Stand Out #9: Be Consistent, Even When Motivation Fades

Hey Friends,

Motivation is unreliable.

Some days you feel unstoppable. Other days, even simple tasks feel impossible.
The people who stand out? They don’t rely on motivation. They rely on consistency.

If you want to create real impact, you have to show up—even when you don’t feel like it.

Core Lesson:
Success isn’t built on random bursts of motivation.
It’s built on daily habits and disciplined action.

Consistency compounds. The more you show up, the more progress you make, and the easier it becomes to stand out.

Actionable Steps to Stay Consistent:

1. Lower the Barrier to Action

   • Make your habits so easy that skipping them feels harder.

   • Example: Instead of “I’ll write for 2 hours,” start with “I’ll write for 5 minutes.”

2. Commit to a Schedule, Not a Feeling

   • Don’t wait until you “feel like it.”

   • Set a schedule and stick to it, no matter what.

3. Track Small Wins

   • Progress fuels consistency. Keep track of small improvements to stay motivated.

4. Stack Habits for Long-Term Success

   • Attach new habits to existing ones. Example: “After my morning coffee, I’ll spend 10 minutes learning.”

Real-World Example:
Think of Stephen King.

He’s written over 65 novels, not because he waits for inspiration, but because he writes every single day, no matter what.

That level of consistency is why he’s one of the most successful authors of all time.

Call to Action:
Pick ONE habit that will move you forward. Commit to doing it daily for the next 7 days—no matter how small.

Reply to this email with your commitment—I’d love to support you.

Anyone can start. Few people keep going.
Be the one who shows up—even when motivation fades.