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Many people believe consistency is a discipline problem. They think the issue is waking up early enough, working harder, or finding the right routine. When consistency fails, they assume they lack willpower. But in reality, consistency usually breaks down much earlier than that. It breaks at belief. Before anyone stays consistent with anything; business, learning, content, or growth, they must believe their effort can lead somewhere meaningful. Without that belief, discipline becomes temporary and commitment fades quickly. How doubt quietly shapes behaviour My own struggle with consistency didn’t start in business. It started in school. In secondary school, I studied
Most businesses don’t struggle because they lack effort. They struggle because they’re using outdated thinking in a changed market. I know this because I’ve been there. Over the years, working with businesses and running campaigns, I’ve seen how quickly sales advice ages. What worked aggressively before now feels forced. Buyers are more aware, more skeptical, and more selective. This article isn’t about doubling sales overnight. It’s about building sustainable growth in a market that no longer responds to noise. Sales Has Changed, but Many Businesses Haven’t There was a time when shouting louder worked. Today, attention is scarce, trust is