How to Manage being consistent part 2

           How to manage being consistent part 2.       Now as we discuss part 2 of the matter on  how to manage being consistent,as I stated in the earlier part of the week. First the problem on why people can't mange being consistent on matters important to them. Now here's the solution. Okay let's go back to any playoff game basketball. Let's say the likes of Steph Curry when they was playing the New Orleans Pelicans with Anthony Davis. They was on the road down by 20 points with fans cheering at the top of their lungs standing on  top of  the seats. The game was pretty much over for them. But in the mind of Steph Curry, the game is never over with that never give up attitude, they came back from 20 points down as Steph Curry when on a monsterous performance sinking three baskets after three point baskets with taller Defenders on him like Anthony Davis and others. With the clock struck zero it was over and Golden State Warriors pulled out the victory with the help of Steph Curry. How did this young man perform at such a high level you might ask, well practice. The key to managing being consistent is just practice,train just like a sports figure. Now think about this Steph Curry shoots at least 100 3-point baskets and practice daily and if he miss even one basket, if he has drain 39 in a row then Mr Curry will start right back over again to number one, until he complete his assignment of making 100 three point  baskets in a row. Talk about staying consistent . Mr Curry has mastered the art of managing being consistent. So think about that effort. If you would just take  some of his philosophy and train hard practice being consistent to your dreams, maybe your studies in school or that dream job you always wanted like at disney company whatever it is you want out of life. If you would just apply these principles to your life not that extreme unless it's in you then, then mastering the art  being consistent would be a piece of cake,  over time of course. We all have capabilities of producing something great to serve people our families, our community and City but we have to be willing to put in the work and dedication of being consistent so practice like your favorite athlete practice practice practice. Grind practice consistency repeat.                                   Jeffery J. Alexander is an author of two books Xavier the brave little crab and letters wisdom and quotes about my younger self