So, you're all hyped up about starting a journey to a healthier body. You've looked all over for the right gym or yoga center, picked out your best outfits, and set a specific time to work out six days a week, no matter what. You can already picture yourself getting ready on time, putting on your perfect outfit, and having a fresh, motivated mind.

For the first few days, you feel like a champ as you stick to your new routine exactly as planned. You're excited about the outcome of your newfound routine. 

But then, one day, You don't feel well and decide to take a break. The next day, a few friends come over and you can't resist playing host. And just like that,

 You have broken your streak.

 Your mind starts to freak out and scream at you things like, "That's not how routines work!", "Successful people don't take breaks!", 

"You need to start again properly!" 

So, you listen to that nagging voice in your head and take more days off to "start again properly". Sadly, that perfect start never seems to arrive. Regret fills your days and nights, until one day you start again but then the same cycle repeats itself.

...This is the pattern of action you've been following for almost all the new routines you try to follow to improve your life wether it is..

...Because I am not motivated enough to be consistent. I lack the will power. I can not force myself after a point.

However, what if I told you...

You don’t need MOTIVATION or WILL POWER to be consistent in pursuing your goals.

Instead, you may belong to the 25% of highly ambitious individuals who struggle to achieve their targets due to unknowingly suffering from 

Maladaptive Perfectionism.

You cannot imagine how much time and energy you have wasted blaming yourself every time you have broken your consistency streak.

You will walk out of the eWebinar with a sigh of relief that it was not your fault and with a ray of hope that YES, it's possible

Founder of The Thinking Machines

Rahul Raghuwanshi is a former Income Tax Inspector and AIR 42 holder in SSC CGL. He is also the founder of Thinking Machines, an online community that promotes deep thinking and deep changes for personal growth. Despite working full-time in his job, he generated a revenue of over 85 lakhs in the last year.

There is a hidden untapped power lying within you. You don’t lack motivation or will power to be consistent.

Motivation and Will Power is a limited resource which once used gets depleted

and requires some time to charge you up again. It’s not the real tool behind consistency. You need to learn how to use the hidden power of the Imperfectionist you.

...Because

I was once in the same place as you are

I used to believe that I could be perfectly regular like all the consistent people out there. I was wrong for so many years. Imperfections used to make me uncomfortable.

I would...

BUT, the problem was I could do all of this for the INITIAL 2-3 DAYS ONLY.

Then the imperfections would creep in and I would leave all of my goals all together and wait to START AGAIN PROPERLY. I could not become consistent in anything I decide. I blamed myself day in and day out.

One day, a friend casually mentioned the term "perfectionism" in front of me. After researching it, I discovered that I was exactly what is known as a Maladaptive Perfectionist. Working on this issue allowed me to find the answers to the questions I had been asking myself about consistency since childhood.

Fast forward a few years, and I achieved an All India Rank of 42 in SSC CGL, became an Income Tax Inspector, and found consistency in every pursuit of my life, whether it was practicing meditation, working out, or learning new skills. Additionally, I founded The Thinking Machines, an online community of people who believe in making deep changes. While working a full-time government job (which are hectic nowadays, by the way), we generated more than 85 Lakhs in revenue in the last year alone.

All of this became possible because my friend casually mentioned the term "perfectionism" to me, and I worked to overcome it.

 Learn to unleash the power of your inner Imperfectionist! I look forward to seeing you there.

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