I was going to talk about being consistent in today’s Personal Development: 21 Days and 22 Exercises series but I went over to Aaron Potts’s blog at Todayisthatday.com and found he had written a piece on it and it brings up an important point – A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE CONSISTENT WITH BEING INCONSISTENT!
March 7th, 2007 at 10:37 pm
It is, in my humble opinion, probably the biggest problem that exists in the self improvement/personal development arena!
I’ve tried to brainstorm some sort of incentive program that would help to keep people on track on a day to day basis, but I have yet to come up with anything that I thought would be effective.
I’m still workin’ on it, though!
March 7th, 2007 at 10:39 pm
Hey Aaron,
I think it’s the biggest problem in every arena and maybe we can brainstorm togather
March 23rd, 2007 at 10:32 am
Part of the consistency problem I think is that people don’t see things happening right away.
I can’t remember – there’s a word for seeing something occur so you know you’re on the right track or the Universe has heard, and the full manifestation shows up later. I think I read it in one of Steve Pavlina’s blogs; not quite the “picture of the Bently in a magazine” scenario that I remember from here.
Plus those pesky limiting beliefs keep getting in the way, at least in my case. On the other hand, I have felt change and shift so many times in the past year, including lately dealing with this series and others, but haven’t discovered too much major change physically/outwardly. It’s frustrating; especially when the people I’m close still say I’m the same way, when I’ve worked to change.
Theresa