Hey guys and welcome back to the clutter bug podcast.

Today we're talking about consistency. So thanks so much for joining.

Today I want to talk about consistency and the power of being consistent,

even if you're doing things really badly, even if you really have no idea what you're doing or you're not doing things, well, you can still achieve so much with consistency. And before I jump right into that, I want to talk about

something else that happened today that I thought was pretty cool. My daughter, my middle

daughter Abby, she's got an award again at school for something called

Skills for Success and she gets this award quite often. They do it I think four times a

year or something and what it means is that the child gets straight ease and

We still have ABCDs when it comes to grades but their school and maybe I don't this is a a normal thing in all the schools,

but I wish that we had this when I was a kid.

They also grade things

like how hard you work, how organized you are, your dedication, your attitude, how kind you are to

other people. So there's definitely still you know they're grading for math and fitness

like gym and and English and French but there's also this whole other section of the

report card that has nothing to do with your intelligence

and everything to do with just how hard you're trying or how positive a person you are

and that is the part that they're actually rewarding in the school

so they don't have a like an award for a kid that gets straight A's. Instead they

have rewards for the kids that are really trying and making an effort. So I thought that was a

really cool thing because I think in life it doesn't always matter how intelligent you are. Just because you're crazy smart doesn't mean

that you are going to be really successful. I think success comes from all those other

things. Hard work, dedication, positive attitude, not giving up,

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