Hey Spartan's Brian Shontage back with you on Spartan stand and today I want to talk about consistency.

When somebody says consistency, what you're probably thinking is on time, scheduled, repetitive, reliable, routine.

Boom, boom, boom, boom, done.

And I think that's a part of it.

I think that's a, but a very small part of it.

And in fact, when you do the Webster dictionary, something, it probably has a definition along those lines.

But when I think about things that give me frustration in my life, it's when I latch on to that definition of, hey, if I want to be consistent,

I need to be successful to this degree every single day at this time.

Talk about it in terms of working out.

I need to work out every single day.

I feel like if I don't get my workout in,

it 8 in the morning, somehow I failed.

By latching on to that specific definition of consistency,

we set ourselves up for something happening called life.

And then we associate not

dismissing the definition of consistency.

I mean, who am I to argue with it?

But I think it's a very small part.

What if I broadened our idea of what consistency was to include

taking advantage of opportunity when you have it?

Meaning, I might not have an opportunity to work out today.

Well, let's not hold it against me because every time I do have an opportunity,

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