Staying consistent requires another form of Discipline

[NurseHub]

Do you think if consistency is thought by parents it wouldn't be hard, you were taught consistency when you were a kid but the truth is you do nor remember but does that help you solve the problem of inconsistency in adulthood of course not in adulthood you have to do it with all consciousness but during childhood you did it without your consciousness so it was easy like trying to walk you kept trying untill you did it but in adulthood you have to get over but other life challenges when still facing consistency problems.

If truly a child was thought consistency when they grow they will obviously notice it in their approach towards life issues, career paths and decision making. Adulthood is an accumulation of childhood actions and decisions. Someone who grew up being mentored to be consistent will grow into it without stress because they are already accustomed to it. Most people struggling with consistency have the issues because they never had the opportunity when they were much younger.

Right, consistency and patience have a thin line, as long as you can be patient you can also be consistent but some people infact any one lacking consistency in most cases have no form of patience in them, people who were actually taught consistency as a characteristics while growing up in some cases may forget or may not approach things the same during adulthood but could be fast to return if remind, one influence I know is peer group, it can make one becomes inconsistent or impatient.

[Dave1]

Do you think if consistency is thought by parents it wouldn't be hard, you were taught consistency when you were a kid but the truth is you do nor remember but does that help you solve the problem of inconsistency in adulthood of course not in adulthood you have to do it with all consciousness but during childhood you did it without your consciousness so it was easy like trying to walk you kept trying untill you did it but in adulthood you have to get over but other life challenges when still facing consistency problems.

If truly a child was thought consistency when they grow they will obviously notice it in their approach towards life issues, career paths and decision making. Adulthood is an accumulation of childhood actions and decisions. Someone who grew up being mentored to be consistent will grow into it without stress because they are already accustomed to it. Most people struggling with consistency have the issues because they never had the opportunity when they were much younger.

Right, consistency and patience have a thin line, as long as you can be patient you can also be consistent but some people infact any one lacking consistency in most cases have no form of patience in them, people who were actually taught consistency as a characteristics while growing up in some cases may forget or may not approach things the same during adulthood but could be fast to return if remind, one influence I know is peer group, it can make one becomes inconsistent or impatient.

Both are really important if you want to succeed in life. You need to keep the fire burning inside of you by having the discipline and then have a goal in life that you want to achieved so that you will be successful later.

This has been the secret of some of the most successful people in the world, that they have their goal set in the beginning and will not quit until they got what they want. And so with that, they really need to be consistent day in day out and have a discipline mind. Everything starts with our mindset, and then others will simply appear in our life.

[reagansimms]

Consistency is easier said than done, some people may succeed in doing it because they have discipline, patience, and perseverance. Consistency is an important part of achieving success, even though it is difficult to do, but you have to get used to doing it, especially since there are so many temptations in this sophisticated era. There is no instant way or way to achieve success quickly without hard work and consistency in the long term. It takes time and effort to build valuable habits to achieve goals, but as long as you can do something consistently, the results will be very satisfying.

[iamsange]

Consistency is easier said than done, some people may succeed in doing it because they have discipline, patience, and perseverance. Consistency is an important part of achieving success, even though it is difficult to do, but you have to get used to doing it, especially since there are so many temptations in this sophisticated era. There is no instant way or way to achieve success quickly without hard work and consistency in the long term. It takes time and effort to build valuable habits to achieve goals, but as long as you can do something consistently, the results will be very satisfying.

Like most theories learned in school, they're incredibly difficult to put into practice. So, willpower and work ethic are born from habits. Without action, plans will never materialize. Especially in this digital age, most people are becoming overly dependent on their Android devices and trapped in social media, resulting in wasted time.

[Oasisman]

In a world obsessed with quick results and instant gratification, the idea of staying consistent is often underestimated.Everyone wants success, growth, and transformation, but not everyone understands the discipline required to show up every single day.

The social media influencers of today has a huge influence to this. I mean they constantly flexing "how easy it is to be to earn money", without showing how hard they do the work, or worse, lying through their teeth. Some people see the life they are living like a competition against their neighbours, co-workers, and other random people. This is also what of the reasons why instant gratification happened. These people are just too eager to see results.

[libert19]

I have been consistent at things which particularly didn't have any great reward but they did taught me the value of consistency. For example, in case of video games, you pick up a new game >> you suck at it at first >> but if you continue, you master it eventually — anybody who plays video games will get what I mean.

No, this is not true. Most people don't master anything no matter how much time they invest in something. Don't give them false hope and justifications for wasting their life in something like video games.

What I have said is a factual statement arising from my own experiences and your denial of the same, means nothing to me.

As for some people not attaining mastery despite being, 'consistent' — it's because it's not merely about being consistent, it also includes being passionate about what you are doing as well as making constant reflections on what's working and what's not and making adjustments accordingly.

Regarding video games being waste, it's entertainment, nonetheless there are people who have made careers out of it (esports players, and youtubers).

[Cheema02]

Maintaining consistency and stability requires long term thinking, but most people cannot do this and we have become accustomed to living in the moment. Because humans are emotional beings. None of us are robots, and there are many times when we cannot be consistent. I think the most important thing here is to learn from the times when we are not consistent. Not giving up after every negative outcome and learning from it to become more consistent and disciplined is a great achievement.

If you are not completely sure what you want, it will be difficult to talk about consistency. Being sure of what we want would be an ideal scenario to start with. We shouldn't view inconsistency as failure because it's entirely human nature. However, our goal should always be to maintain consistency. It's possible to achieve discipline and consistency by setting realistic goals and establishing routines.

It's true that if we want to remain consistent than we truly required long term thinking and strong mindset. And many people many people struggled to remain consistent because human decisions are deeply emotional.And many people thought that inconsistency is a sign of failure but its wrong thinking and I think its a part of life. The thing is that how we respond it. When we make mistakes and remain inconsistent it's not mean we are loser instead we should need to learn from failures and learning from our negative outcomes gradually built our discipline and help us to strengthen the discipline.

[uche6215]

It's a know fact that you can't attain a level of consistency if you are not disciplined in life. Life is governed by principle's and discipline in what ever you do is a law that guides for greatness in life because you can't truly become great without any form of discipline. Discipline entails you subjecting yourself to things that may not be comfortable to you for the sake of developing yourself in any field of life. Discipline is something that we should take with all level of seriousness if we ever plan to grow in life because one of the things that distinguish you from others is how discipline you are as an individual.

[jostorres]

It's true that if we want to remain consistent than we truly required long term thinking and strong mindset. And many people many people struggled to remain consistent because human decisions are deeply emotional.And many people thought that inconsistency is a sign of failure but its wrong thinking and I think its a part of life. The thing is that how we respond it. When we make mistakes and remain inconsistent it's not mean we are loser instead we should need to learn from failures and learning from our negative outcomes gradually built our discipline and help us to strengthen the discipline.

Emotional feelings are okay, you can feel different emotions and that is very human and nothing is wrong with that. Emotional decision making is the wrong one and you shouldn't be getting that. If you make your decisions based on your emotions then you are going to end up with a lot of mistakes, and this is what people warn everyone against.

If you have discipline and then you work on it every single day then you are going to make a lot more money, but if you focus on how to get it done the way that we are dealing with right now, then we are going to see it be a lot more different. I personally try to be as consistent as I can be on myself, and my job, and my investments, that way I try to make more money and it usually works.

[pusaka]

It's true that if we want to remain consistent than we truly required long term thinking and strong mindset. And many people many people struggled to remain consistent because human decisions are deeply emotional.And many people thought that inconsistency is a sign of failure but its wrong thinking and I think its a part of life. The thing is that how we respond it. When we make mistakes and remain inconsistent it's not mean we are loser instead we should need to learn from failures and learning from our negative outcomes gradually built our discipline and help us to strengthen the discipline.

To be consistent, we need to be disciplined in any case, we also have to be able to control our emotions so that they can be more stable, because emotions can damage everything, including the discipline we apply.

Applying discipline is also not easy at all, because we need consistency in doing it. So consistency and discipline are things that cannot be separated from each other, because the two will always coexist. When we apply discipline, but are not consistent, it will not work, and vice versa.

[alastantiger]

In a world obsessed with quick results and instant gratification, the idea of staying consistent is often underestimated.Everyone wants success, growth, and transformation, but not everyone understands the discipline required to show up every single day.

Consistency is not loud and mastering it is that gateway to a better life.It shows that your 10 minutes a day is better than 2 hours once in a while.A little progress daily that speeds up greatness, and tiny actions that compounds into massive transformation.
Life will test your consistency through Bad days,sudden challenges,emotional stress, discouragement and setbacks.But consistency keeps you going regardless.
Indeed staying consistent is not easy,it needs you quiet,steady and without excuses.So are you consistent or merely motivated?

Well i have been the motivational type before and so far its not helpful, I'm trying to learn discipline, trying to apply consistency in my otherwise chaotic life. Everything you said is indeed true, i can now say i have personal experience with iit and 30 minutes daily can help build you strong for shaky days and oh shaky day will come.

And indeed man, staying consistent requires another form of Discipline.

[khiholangkang]

Consistency is easier said than done, some people may succeed in doing it because they have discipline, patience, and perseverance. Consistency is an important part of achieving success, even though it is difficult to do, but you have to get used to doing it, especially since there are so many temptations in this sophisticated era. There is no instant way or way to achieve success quickly without hard work and consistency in the long term. It takes time and effort to build valuable habits to achieve goals, but as long as you can do something consistently, the results will be very satisfying.

That's right, most people think that success can be achieved quickly maybe it can but there must be extraordinary luck in life, and usually it doesn't last long if you can't maintain it, this argument is basically from a newcomer artist then the hype reaches its peak and then no one uses it anymore, like that if you can't maintain it.

Success takes a long time, often people who succeed with a long process are very difficult to grow because they have discipline, stance and also principles that are built consistently to develop themselves, this is difficult and requires time to become stronger personally in terms of mentality, knowledge, willingness, consistency and patience.

[Bushdark]

Consistency is easier said than done, some people may succeed in doing it because they have discipline, patience, and perseverance. Consistency is an important part of achieving success, even though it is difficult to do, but you have to get used to doing it, especially since there are so many temptations in this sophisticated era. There is no instant way or way to achieve success quickly without hard work and consistency in the long term. It takes time and effort to build valuable habits to achieve goals, but as long as you can do something consistently, the results will be very satisfying.

I don't know why people can be okay to be consistent when doing something that has bad results with the chances of causing harm. Some people gain pleasure in fighting and scattering people peace and they don't find it stressful for them to make sure that another person does not get the kind of lifestyle they are looking to have. Discipline will only help us to get consistent in doing what make us happy, giving us the kind of result that will change everything about us. It is better to do what will change our life for better even if the road is tough.

[Satofan44]

What I have said is a factual statement arising from my own experiences and your denial of the same, means nothing to me.

Facts are not derived from anecdotal experiences. You are not a master of anything and therefore your rationalization of the time you wasted pursuing dumb activities are misplaced here. Try talking to some idiots in the Gambling board, they may believe you.

It's true that if we want to remain consistent than we truly required long term thinking and strong mindset. And many people many people struggled to remain consistent because human decisions are deeply emotional.And many people thought that inconsistency is a sign of failure but its wrong thinking and I think its a part of life. The thing is that how we respond it. When we make mistakes and remain inconsistent it's not mean we are loser instead we should need to learn from failures and learning from our negative outcomes gradually built our discipline and help us to strengthen the discipline.

There is no need for decisions to be emotional, this is not necessarily a part of evolution. You grew up watching too much TV and are surrounded by people who did the same, this lead to an increase in dramatization and wrong knowledge relating to how life should be lived. There are even many idiots that believe that making childish reactions to negative events, from disputes, deaths of people and such shows that they deeply care about the thing at hand. No, it just shows that they are stupid and never grew up. Life should be led with a balanced mind, where you don't respond emotionally to almost anything. That increases the likelihood of developing discipline as you won't use random events as justifications for being lazy today. You know, the kind where you tell yourself you had a bad day so it is okay to be lazy today.  

If you have discipline and then you work on it every single day then you are going to make a lot more money, but if you focus on how to get it done the way that we are dealing with right now, then we are going to see it be a lot more different. I personally try to be as consistent as I can be on myself, and my job, and my investments, that way I try to make more money and it usually works.

This is completely incorrect and a social media fabrication. Most people who are rich are not disciplined, they are completely broken idiots. Most people who are disciplined are not rich either. Therefore the causal relationship that is proposed here does not exist. Probably there is no correlation at all. Just because some rich people are disciplined that does not mean that this was vital for their money. Being disciplined is always better than not being disciplined, but don't give false hope to people.

[libert19]

What I have said is a factual statement arising from my own experiences and your denial of the same, means nothing to me.

Facts are not derived from anecdotal experiences.

Personal experiences are paramount to me. Even if you give me any 'fact', I'll compare it with my personal experience before believing it.

You are not a master of anything and therefore your rationalization of the time you wasted pursuing dumb activities are misplaced here.

I am not rationalizing, and you can leave video games alone, it's my past time, if you don't like 'em, don't play, good for you. All I am saying is, with consistency (+ passion and reflections — which you have conveniently disregarded in earlier comment), you improve.

[Jatiluhung]

Consistency is easier said than done, some people may succeed in doing it because they have discipline, patience, and perseverance. Consistency is an important part of achieving success, even though it is difficult to do, but you have to get used to doing it, especially since there are so many temptations in this sophisticated era. There is no instant way or way to achieve success quickly without hard work and consistency in the long term. It takes time and effort to build valuable habits to achieve goals, but as long as you can do something consistently, the results will be very satisfying.

Consistency is not an easy thing to achieve. It requires a high level of discipline and patience in the process of becoming a consistent person. However, most people who achieve a high level of success are those who can maintain consistency in their work or in every process they are undergoing. In fact, consistency itself is another form or result of a person's high level of discipline. In fact, it is quite rare to find people who are truly disciplined in their lives or even in their work. The obstacle in this matter actually lies within ourselves. Examples include laziness or, conversely, being too hasty and greedy. Consistency is more about taking a path that is not hasty but continues steadily at the same pace. And that is indeed not as easy as it sounds.

[justdimin]

I don't know why people can be okay to be consistent when doing something that has bad results with the chances of causing harm. Some people gain pleasure in fighting and scattering people peace and they don't find it stressful for them to make sure that another person does not get the kind of lifestyle they are looking to have. Discipline will only help us to get consistent in doing what make us happy, giving us the kind of result that will change everything about us. It is better to do what will change our life for better even if the road is tough.

I am guessing maybe they think the bad results are temporary and they will do fine later on if they insist? To be fair I found that discipline only applies when you like doing something, when you hate it, is very hard to be disciplined about it. Not saying there are no people out there who have discipline on subjects they hate but think will benefit them, I have seen traders who dislike trading but became great traders with discipline.

The trick is, not everyone is like that, majority of people have discipline for things they enjoy. In my opinion, if you love something then you will be consistent and regular with all your activities. So, your dedication will decide your behaviour. Being consistent will become from practice and for sticking within your practice, you must love what you doing.

[Solosanz]

Consistency is not an easy thing to achieve. It requires a high level of discipline and patience in the process of becoming a consistent person. However, most people who achieve a high level of success are those who can maintain consistency in their work or in every process they are undergoing. In fact, consistency itself is another form or result of a person's high level of discipline. In fact, it is quite rare to find people who are truly disciplined in their lives or even in their work. The obstacle in this matter actually lies within ourselves. Examples include laziness or, conversely, being too hasty and greedy. Consistency is more about taking a path that is not hasty but continues steadily at the same pace. And that is indeed not as easy as it sounds.

You should able to distinguish between consistent in the same thing and consistent in career.

Most people are consistent in the same thing, they work as a waitress and after 10 years, they're still a waitress. I'm not saying being a waitress is bad, what I'm saying they're consistent, but they didn't change.

However, being consistent in career will require you to change because you need to adapt with many new thing. If you first work as a steward, then you learn how to wash. After 2 years you might learn how to chopping ingredients, then you became cook helper. After 3 years you might learn how to cook, then you became an assistant cook. See, there are a lot change, not just consistent in washing plates over and over.

[juttsab@]

I have been consistent at things which particularly didn't have any great reward but they did taught me the value of consistency. For example, in case of video games, you pick up a new game >> you suck at it at first >> but if you continue, you master it eventually — anybody who plays video games will get what I mean.

I think most of the people in our sorrounding are not consistent because they did no hard work for their success and they have no big goal in life. If any person have big goals then he has to be consistent to reach to their goal. We saw many cricketer who did hard work for their dreams and they changed their diet plan and every person could not do that . These are facing difficulties but are silent because they want to play in the real life but we saw Mang people who are not consistent but they have big goals but they are not successful to get their dreams true . People have to learn more about their way which will be hard if they want to reach to their aim .

[SUPERSAIAN]

I try to be consistent and disciplined. When you're consistent, you find motivating things motivation doesn't come and go instantly. Even in investing, we know how important micro-regular investments are doing so will lead to significant progress in every aspect of life.

If a person changes their inner world and is consistent, the whole world will actually become more beautiful for them.