CONSISTENCY AND BECOMING

Dear friend,


I know you desire all the success you can get out of this life. You see those who have had a level of success and you admire them, you want to be like the. And sometimes, you ask if this is ever going to be possible. It is not an impossible dream, it is attainable, very attainable. But you need to travel the path of excellence, they traveled.

It takes commitment to start, it takes consistency to finish. The trouble most times is you get started but lose when it comes to consistency. Excellence is a habit you need to imbibe and develop and it comes through consistency.


Somewhere, I read that when you fail to execute a daily habit for one day, it reduces the odds of retaining that habit by 5%. Failing to execute a habit 2 days in a row, reduce the odds of retaining that habit by 55%! Yes, 55%! Miss more than 2 days and you can kiss your new habit goodbye. Therefore, never miss doing the minimum daily requirement for 2 days in a row. If you miss one day, make it a priority for the next day.


The books you need to read/write, the classes you enrolled for or the song you need to write, why haven't you completed them? why are they always pending? Find your consistency and you will soon start becoming all that you desire.


Thanks


By
Emmanuel Livinus

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