
How to Stay Consistent With Training
Nearly half of people who intend to train do not. Why consistency fails, what the evidence says actually holds, and how to build a week that survives.
Thoughts on performance, mindset, and the pursuit of excellence.

Nearly half of people who intend to train do not. Why consistency fails, what the evidence says actually holds, and how to build a week that survives.

It takes longer than 21 days, habit stacking is not proven, and the rigid routine is the part that fails first.

Why the fifth attempt feels heavier than the first, what you actually kept, and what the evidence says about starting over.

Your body keeps one ledger for work and training both. What the research shows, and what a hard week at the desk should change.

Evening training does not wreck sleep for most people. What actually does, and the four levers that change it.

The problem is not the decision, it is when you make it. How to move it to the night before, and what holds once you do.

Guilt arrives reliably and produces training unreliably. What the research says it actually does, and what to use in its place.