Most advice about “consistency” boils down to: post more, post everywhere, keep the machine fed.
And if you’ve tried that, you already know that it doesn’t last.

I used to think showing up meant volume. Daily posts. Long captions. Lists so long they needed sub-lists, and yet—none of it stuck.

What finally clicked was realizing consistency isn’t about scale. It’s about sustainability.

The posts I kept up with had one thing in common:
They made a single point.

Not twelve quick tips jammed together. Not a 2,000-word essay hidden in a Facebook caption. Just one clear thought worth sharing.

Here’s why that works:

• It’s doable. Writing one point is far less intimidating than writing all the points.

• It’s memorable. Your audience can actually take in and use what you said.

• It’s repeatable. Because you’re not burning yourself out, you can show up again next week.

This week, try this instead of “doing more”:

1. Pick one platform.

2. Share one post.

3. Make one point.

That’s consistency. Not overload.

And if you want a little help with that one point? Thursday’s Coach’s Corner includes a blog starter you can swipe, adapt, and publish. But whether you join or not, this week’s challenge is simple: pick your one.