And, be prepared for both the good and bad consequences of your decisions!
Working through my fears has enabled me to finally have a blog that I can stick with!
I haven’t written much about facing one’s fears, but it is worth noting that you get a lot further by doing so!
That said, consistency is still a problem for me, and it has been ever since I became ill.
Is consistency something you flirt with, but have a challenging time achieving? How consistent are you?
Mentally Ill In America 
My output depends on what my illness allows on any given day, and it’s not consistent, so neither am I.
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Welcome to my world. My situation is exactly the same.
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Nope, I don’t think I’m a consistent person.
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It’s tough, but I definitely relate.
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I do try to commit to things and also forgive myself (learning how) when I can’t commit. I hope I can stay consistent with taking care of myself in that way.
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I wish you the very best of making that work out. I have not been successful in that way. Maybe you will show us how it’s done! 🙂
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It’s a learning process 😆 but I do believe we all evolve and that a good community is so helpful, so thank you for the encouragement!
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Yes. You’re welcome.
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I agree and struggle to be consistent. Though if there is something I am very passionate about, i tend to be better at sticking to it. Even iff it is not a devoted amount of time per day.
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I’ve tried consistency and it doesn’t work for me — depending on my mood, motivation, and physical state. I can only read or write when I’m in the ‘right space’.
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Yeah. I relate. Everything is so random when it comes to writing for this blog and reading other people’s blogs. You got to be in a good place!
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