When we examine consistency and the necessity of it, we frequently consider how to accomplish a lofty objective or dream—something that seems extremely difficult or just a bit out of reach. However, I believe that we should approach consistency rather differently. Even if the major things are crucial, it's not about them. The small things are what matter most.

Everyone has heard that the secret to success is consistency. We have read or heard tales of people doing remarkable feats, and constancy is often attributed to them. And none of us have been able to take hold of this straightforward notion, this ideal, and turn it into a reality in our lives.  However,we can take various lifestyle oriented measures to build things working for your wellbeing.

Trust is build on Consistency: 

Consistency in your life will gain you many things:

• Trust is established by consistency, both our own and other people's belief in us. It sets our expectations, inspires others, and increases their faith in us.
• The value of consistency increases. In order to remain current, one must be informed on the most recent findings and advancements within our sector. Maintaining consistency in this area will make you appear competent and trustworthy to clients and associates who refer business to you.
• Being consistent enables evaluation. When we behave consistently, we are able to evaluate what has and has not worked objectively and change our course to get the desired results.
• Accountability results from consistency. Establishing connections of accountability within the team is important. We must recognize our responsibility as members of that team. Be responsible for both your positive and poor actions. This will distinguish you as a reliable professional.
• Stability and sustainability are fostered by consistency. Your company's connections will become more steady and long-lasting, as well as those with your staff and clientele.
• Being reliable enhances your reputation. Your reputation will keep expanding if you maintain consistency in your conduct, performance, and advancement.

Working towards it:  

At the end of the day, being consistent comes down to three things: 

• Modest actions: You are more likely to stick to a modest, easy-to-achieve activity if it is smaller in scope. Make it easy and attainable. After that, carry it out. 
• Knowing your why is important because it helps you focus on your ultimate objectives, which might be the best version of yourself or a particular goal. It is very difficult to stay consistent in your actions if you don't know why you are doing them.
• Reassess: Continually reflect on what has and has not worked, and make necessary modifications. Modify your path, advance your activities, and develop gradually. Don’t reassess too often or you won’t see any change. Every two to three months is a good timeframe, depending on what you are working towards.

‘’Consistency of effort over the long run is everything. – Angela Duckworth’’