Consistency

Good morning, Cadre crew. It's Luke here. You guys have, I believe, seen all my goals for the year. What I want to talk about today is consistency. So last weekend I did another half marathon, which I've done one for basically the better part of the last two and a half years. Every single weekend. Keep my mind right, physically fit, all the good things. Last weekend was a really, really, really tough one, and I could have bailed it, mailed it in, not done it, found an excuse, all those things. I looked at my wife and I'm like, ah, I just don't want to do it today.

She goes, if you don't do it today, you're going to regret it for at least a week. I was like, you're right. Shoes go on, hit the road. What do you do? What are the things you do every morning? What's your rules, routines, rituals? How are you going to maintain the consistency? How are you going to drive forward from a very different perspective when you're consistent every day, every week, every month, every year. Everybody can do it for a day. Anybody can do it for a week. But can you do it for a month?

Over and over and over again. It's exactly what drives me, being uncommon amongst all those individuals that ultimately are trying to be in common as well. So with that being said, may 27 coming up is my birthday. 41, baby. For a big birthday coming, I'm gonna drop the ultimate misagi. Can't wait. Got 365 days, plus five for that. And again, now I'm gonna have to take my consistency even to another level in order to hit that big audacious goal for 2023. So I ask again, what are you doing to stay consistent?

What are you doing to maintain consistency? And ultimately, do you do it or you just talk about it? People that talk about it, honestly, they drop off like flies. They always will. Those people that say, I'm gonna do something, yeah, next week, next week is my time. It's all a bunch of b's. What are you doing now? How you staying consistent? How you maintaining it? How you driving that? That performance is everything over and over and over again. And I'm not saying there's not a balance with wellness, because, like today's world, we want to, you know, tap dance around, like, goals and motivation and encouragement and constant inspiration.

And I firmly believe that the crimes, the, the cream is going to rise to the top no matter what. In those particular situations, those that want it will go get it and find a way. And like I said, be consistent in the process. I got two and a half miles to go. About now, a little less. And one thing I do want to say is this last week's race, this week's race, last week's race was with 185 inspired, amazing, wonderful people just like that around this and listening to this, this week's just me. Just me.

The road. You better find something you better find something to keep going. Better find something to show up today. So for me, it was my wife. My wife. When she said, you're gonna regret this for a week if you don't do it. He's like, you're right. Let's go. And so far, I've got one message the entire time around. There's one person who's my wife. And she texted me and she said, let's go with six exclamation points. Who's your, who's your. My amazing wife. Right. My amazing wife is. That's what she is in my text messages.

That's what she is in her name. Amazing wife. Who's yours? Who's your person? To push you? Who's your person? To not accept mediocrity? Who's your person? To take it to the next level? Who's your person? That's not. Not acceptable with being common. Who's your person? I'd encourage you to find out who your person is and go from there. All right, have a great day, y'all. I hope you all can have somebody that pushes you, like my wife. Bye bye. Have a wonderful day. Don't stop. Never stop.