Oct. 23, 2025

Consistency Creates Confidence

Send us a text Some coaches sprint, then vanish. We explore why that pattern backfires and how steady, repeatable habits turn you into a coach people can count on. The conversation zeroes in on consistency as a growth engine—how it compounds, why it builds confidence, and the subtle ways clients and loved ones feel your reliability long before you post a win. We lay out three pillars to anchor your practice: keep showing up after the initial excitement fades, build trust and mastery through ...

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Some coaches sprint, then vanish. We explore why that pattern backfires and how steady, repeatable habits turn you into a coach people can count on. The conversation zeroes in on consistency as a growth engine—how it compounds, why it builds confidence, and the subtle ways clients and loved ones feel your reliability long before you post a win.

We lay out three pillars to anchor your practice: keep showing up after the initial excitement fades, build trust and mastery through repetition, and become the person who honors commitments especially when it’s hard. You’ll hear how consistent action shifts your energy from chasing to attracting, and why credibility is forged on the days you least feel like doing the work. Instead of trying everything, we guide you to choose a few high‑leverage actions, track them with simple prompts—what went well, what will I do differently, what’s the lesson—and keep taking small steps forward.

You’ll also get a candid transformation story: a 100‑pound weight loss that didn’t happen in a burst of motivation, but through daily, deliberate choices that evolved from effort to habit to identity. As those habits locked in, the operating system changed. That’s the promise of consistency for coaches and clients alike: reliable behavior that compounds into momentum, trust, and outcomes you can actually sustain. We close by teasing a speed hack in lesson nine to automate these practices so consistency becomes easier and more reliable.

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Chapters

00:00 - Why All-In Then Vanish Fails

00:13 - What Consistency Really Means

00:36 - Three Pillars Of Consistency

01:59 - Practical Habits And Tracking

03:14 - Consistency In Hard Times

03:46 - A 100-Pound Proof Of Consistency

04:16 - Recap And Next Lesson Tease

04:24 - From Effort To Identity

Transcript
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Some coaches go all in and then completely disappear.

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Why doesn't that work?

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Because consistency compounds.

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And by the way, we don't mean consistent in terms of coaching for eight hours a day, seven days a week.

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We mean consistency in terms of the habits, the processes, coaching people, and not only through a coaching situation, but also in your personal life too, using the skill that you've been able to develop as many times as you can.

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The truth is, is the coaches who are the most consistent are the ones who grow the quickest and the fastest.

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And they don't show up just when it's easy, they actually show up when it's hard too.

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So I want to share three important things when it comes to being consistent as the coach, especially when it comes to modeling the behavior that you want others to follow.

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Because inconsistent coaches will create inconsistent clients.

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And we don't want that.

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Number one is intensity and excitement that you have in the beginning is gonna burn out.

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But consistency anyway is what builds momentum.

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We don't have to feel a certain way.

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We don't have to be excited all the time.

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Sometimes it's the hard times, the times when we don't feel like doing it and we have all the reasons not to, when we do it anyway, and that's what creates not only the motivation, but the momentum that we truly need.

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Number two is trust and mastery don't happen overnight.

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They happen over consistency.

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People are watching you.

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Even if you don't share all that stuff, I gotta tell you, it's like when you have something that you're going through and somebody close to you asks you, what's wrong?

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And you say, nothing, they can see straight through that, which is the same with consistency.

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When you are consistent, you put off a different energy.

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You have attracting instead of chasing energy, and people will see that you are there for real.

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And number three is showing up regularly is what makes you a coach that people can count on.

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That's why today's quote is consistency creates confidence, not just in yourself, but when it comes to the clients that follow you, knowing that you're gonna do what you said you were gonna do.

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What does staying consistent look like in real life?

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So this really depends on the person.

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But when I think about consistent, it doesn't mean taking a million actions.

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It means making a decision.

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These are the actions that I want to take that move me closer to my goal and then being consistent with it.

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A lot of times it looks like tracking what went well, what could I do differently next time?

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What is the lesson this is trying to teach me?

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And then continuing to take those baby steps forward.

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So, what happens when the coach only shows up when they feel like it?

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They unfortunately start teaching that lesson to others.

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And yes, I'm talking about clients, but I'm also talking about your kids, your spouse, people at work, people that you influence and that you lead.

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And this is one of those things where it may seem very small, but people can feel it.

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And when they feel that you are consistent, they trust you, they get behind you, and they want to work with you.

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And I want to call it to one thing.

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I know I talked about a little bit earlier, but it's not the easy times that people really respect you for.

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It's the hard times.

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It's when everything is telling you not to do this thing, but you know that you said you were going to do it and it's moving you closer towards your goal, and you make a decision to do it anyway.

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That is what people see, but they also feel it.

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Have you seen someone transformed just by being consistent?

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I mean, that's the story of me, right?

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What's funny is that before when I had to lose 100 pounds, I was consistent.

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Consistent at going to McDonald's.

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I was consistent at not doing a workout.

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I was consistent at not walking.

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I was consistent at talking myself out of doing it.

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What's funny is that we're always consistent at something.

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It's just that when we make a decision to be consistent on purpose in an area that moves us towards what we want instead of what we don't want, that's when everything changes.

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I didn't lose 100 pounds overnight.

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I didn't lose it over three months.

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It was a process that I had to build so that way I would start taking on those habits and taking that action without even having to think about it.

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Because there's this phase in the beginning that you kind of have to talk yourself into doing those things, right?

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Not just when you feel like it, but when you don't.

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But then it starts to become like Atomic Habits talks about.

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It just becomes a habit.

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And before you know it, it's just a part of your operating system.

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So consistency is important like that, not only because the results that you want are waiting for you on the other side of it, but because of the person that you become when it's just what you do.

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Now, if you missed episode number seven, go back and check it out because we talked about how to take the focus off of you and put it back onto your client.

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Today, we talked about being consistent, not only how that affects you and your results, but your clients' results too.

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Now, in lesson number nine, we're going to give you the speed hack to not only be more consistent, but to do all of the other lessons for you on autopilot.

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I can't wait to share that with you soon.

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We'll see you in lesson number nine.