Hello, everybody. Welcome back to the primal potential podcast. Welcome back to our consistency

365 series where we are doing a short episode in between our typical longer Monday and Saturday

episodes all about breaking the pattern of delay and excuse and justification for the sake of

creating consistency. A lot of times we overlook the very simple fact that when we say I'll start

tomorrow or when we say this one thing won't hurt or I'm too tired, we are saying I choose to be

inconsistent. I know that change and success and results require consistency, but I'm going to give

myself a pass. And while I'm going to call it this thing, tired, stressed, overwhelmed,

apathetic, what it really is, is being somebody who gives myself permission to say no to consistency.

The other day I was scrolling through Instagram and a colleague of mine was promoting a program where

she said, you know, like you're going to blow your mind every day. And I point that out because

my response to that was something that I do very often in turning an idea into a question

which then allows me to put it into practice more easily. When I saw this, I don't even remember

what it was, but basically she was promoting a month-long program and marketing it as you're going to

blow your mind every day. I turned it into the question, what would it look like to blow my mind today?

If I blew my mind with how I show up, how the day went, how I behaved as I went through the day,

what would that look like? Now here's the key. You can't just gloss over it and be really general.

In order for this pattern of turning things that could otherwise be a nothing into something that

spurs you into meaningful action, you have to be specific. What would it look like?

What would, how would today be different? What would I do? What would I not do?

Choice by choice, step by step, thought by thought, reaction by reaction. What would it look like if

I went to bed tonight going like, I crushed it. I blew my mind. I exceeded my own expectations.

Now this next question I asked myself, is the difference maker? What would it feel like?

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