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Consistency is the Key for Long Term Positive Impact

It is not what we do on our best day that will truly make an impact on the quality of our lives, it is the habit we can stick to on our worst day that will make a lasting difference. For the last 2 years, I have joined a strava monthly 100kms run challenge every month. I have achieved it every month except february 2022. One important lesson I have taken from this 2 year journey: the day I really don’t feel like going out and running… but somehow I get out and run anyway… these runs make the biggest difference to my life. Consistency… on the hard days Once or twice a week I wake up and really do not feel like putting on my sports gear and running… I wake up tired and with low energy… and all I want to do is sit in a comfy seat with an extra coffee. These days a run really shifts my energy. My friend Julio recently shared with me a story from his swim training. Some days the coach has them racing to have the quickest time overall. However, sometimes the coach has them swim 8 times 100 meters… and the winner is not the fastest overall… the winner is the one with the least variation between each of the 100 meter times. This training is to really encourage a focus on consistent swimming speed… not fast when you are fresh… and slowing as you tire. This story reminded me of the importance of consistency. On the Tim Ferriss podcast last week, I heard him speak with Neil Gaiman, the author. They spoke about habits. Neil said that the best writing is the same writing day over and over again; same place same time same process… no changes between one day and the next… an extreme focus on repeating the same day. The other idea I loved was Neil Gaiman’s one writing rule for himself. When he is at his writing desk, he allows himself to do one of two things: write, or do nothing. This rules allows his inner saboteur a choice… he doesn’t “have to” write. Neil has learnt that the “do nothing” choice can be appealing in the short term… but it always becomes more and more boring… and writing begins to be more interesting than continued “doing nothing”. How do you create consistency in the important habits of your life? Hi, I’m Conor Neill, I speak and write about Persuasion, the art of Moving People to Action. I have the privilege of being father to two great little daughters. I live in Barcelona, Spain. Questions? Ideas? Tweet me:   / conorneill   Visit my channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/rhetorica... Conor is a sought-after keynote speaker on Leadership. He teaches Leadership Communications at IESE Business School and is the President of Vistage in Spain, part of the world’s leading CEO organisation. As an entrepreneur, he has founded 5 companies, selling 16 private jets and building the 3rd largest fleet of private jets in Spain. He is a visiting professor at University College Dublin, the University of Montevideo and Permanent Faculty on Entrepreneurs’ Organisation’s Global Leadership Academy. What is Persuasion? * What does it take to move people to action? * What does it take to have impact when you communicate? * How can I inspire the people around me to be the best version of themselves? These are questions that I answer. I answer these questions with tools that work for politicians, business leaders, entrepreneurs and professors. Where do I begin? The Complete Guide to Personal Habits: 158 Positive Reflections in 7 Categories to Be The Best Version of Yourself http://bit.ly/1Z3baAz 10 Personal Habits of Resilient People http://bit.ly/2N0PqsQ 14 Things Highly Productive People Do Differently http://bit.ly/2MXWdU9 Simple Rules for Effective Meetings http://bit.ly/2N8A2KK 6 Ways to get your Email Ignored http://bit.ly/2MXWCpD 17 Daily personal habits for a fulfilling life http://bit.ly/2MXWM0d Free Speaking Course http://bit.ly/speakpractice Speak as a Leader is an email driven course. You will learn to deliver speeches that are interesting and lively so that you can capture and maintain your audience’s attention.