Consistency and rigidity may look the same, but they lead to very different results. Consistency means I stay aligned with my principles no matter the environment, while flexibility allows me to adjust how I execute. Rigidity is when I get attached to one specific way of doing things, even when the context changes. In this episode, I explain why high performers stick to standards but adapt their methods. Principles stay the same, but the process can change.

Show Notes
[04:18] #1 Consistency is about principle.
[10:34] #2 Consistency builds predictability, whereas rigidity builds friction.
[14:53] #3 Consistency compounds and rigidity breaks
​[16:23] Recap