What if the reason you’re not consistent isn’t a lack of discipline—but a broken system? In this episode, we unpack a surprisingly powerful lesson that started in a dentist’s chair: sometimes the “textbook” way isn’t the way you’ll actually follow. And that’s okay.

We explore the idea of giving yourself a fighting chance—choosing progress over perfection and designing habits around what you’ll realistically do, not what sounds ideal. Because 60% done consistently often beats 100% done once… or never.

Listen in as we talk about building systems that fit your real life, meeting yourself where you are, and creating momentum through small, repeatable actions. The goal isn’t perfect execution—it’s sustainable progress.

💡 What You’ll Learn: • Why the “perfect” method often keeps us stuck • The power of designing habits around convenience • How small actions repeated frequently outperform occasional perfection • The mindset shift from discipline to design • How to build systems that give you a fighting chance

🛠️ Action Step: Identify one habit you’ve been avoiding because you won’t do it perfectly. Ask yourself: “What’s the 50% version I would actually do?” Then build it into a place you already go—your car, your desk, your daily routine.

📌 Perfect For: • Anyone struggling with consistency • High achievers stuck in all-or-nothing thinking • Leaders building sustainable habits • People ready to trade perfection for progress