Okay, so the real reason you're not falling through is not a matter of discipline or willpower.

It is actually a belief issue.

People don't quit because it's hard.

They quit because they stop believing their effort matters.

In this episode of the Confidence podcast, we're going to talk about the difference between

willpower and belief in relation to the goals that matter the most to you this year.

Buckle up.

This is an approach to goal setting and follow through an accomplishment for high achievers

that you've never heard before.

You're listening to the Confidence Podcast, your go-to space for high-performance

coaching designed for ambitious high achievers who want more out of life. You deserve confidence

that rises to meet your dreams. This is the podcast that will help you activate it fully.

I'm your host, Trish Blackwell. Let's dive in.

Hey, guys, it's Trish Blackwell, and you're listening to The Confidence Podcast. This is episode 687. You believe it matters. When you believe it

matters, this is what happens. Consistency breaks down when you stop believing that small efforts

counts. Because let's be honest, you don't wake up deciding to be inconsistent. You're not going

to wake up in March and go, I don't care about that goal anymore. That million dollars, that

perfect, that ideal weight, that relationship I'm reinvesting in. Inconsistency or giving up on yourself,

micro quitting. It's a belief problem more than a behavioral problem. Now, if you're near to

the Confidence podcast, you may not know, but some of our most popular episodes are on

micro excuses and micro quitting. And we're going to take those two concepts

and break them down even further because micro quitting, which is just creating inconsistency,

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