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Dec 7, 2022 18 min

Average Consistency is Better Than Sporadic Perfection: A Perspective Shift

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This podcast is my personal creative outlet, but it also serves as a reminder, especially, to those who find this podcast along the way to becoming their best selves, that consistency is so important. There is always room for growth and we will NEVER reach perfection, but what I do know is: average consistency is an OXYMORON. Those two things will never exist for long in the same sentence, in the same thought process, in the same room. Anyway, in today’s episode, I discuss how to shift your perspective around how you view consistency and how it can help you finish this year strong without the overwhelm. Resources (some links may be affiliate links, so I receive a commission): Purchase “The 12-Week Year” by Brian P. Moran & Michael Lennington Don’t Hit Snooze - Wheel of Life Don’t Hit Snooze - Eisenhower Matrix Adaptation Join the Challenge Fam for the “What the Buck?!” 100-Day Challenge FYI, we’re still doing the “What the Buck?!” Challenge; I just haven’t had a chance to talk about it, so I hope you’ve still been able to do the challenge norms everyday! Imma check in with y’all soon, so keep it up!!!! Keep going!!! Keep up the amazing work!!! Finish this year strong, love!!!! If you don’t wanna miss a thing, especially anything I’ve talked about that’s upcoming for the pod and to just stay in touch, sign up for the “Don’t Snooze News” Newsletter Let’s Build our Community Follow us on IG: @donthitsnoozepod Like and follow us on our FB Page Join the conversation in the FB Group Advertising inquiries and all other matters: [email protected]

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