It's Time to Rewrite Your Life

Let me share something that hit me this week.

It was leg day—not exactly the day anyone circles on the calendar. I was already in my head, debating if I even wanted to train. And when I finally got to the gym, the equipment I needed was taken.

That was the moment. I could’ve left. Could’ve made the excuse.
But instead—I adjusted. Found a new route and got to work.

Because the truth is, being relentless isn’t about things going according to plan. It’s about showing up when they don’t.

That session wasn’t a physical win—it was a mental one. The kind that reinforces the habit of doing what you said you’d do… even when it’s inconvenient. Especially when it’s inconvenient.

Here are 7 ways to break the habit of excuses and build consistency:

1. Decide in advance – Don’t wait until the moment to choose. Commit early.

2. Focus on the action, not the outcome – Getting there is often the hardest part.

3. Build flexibility into your routine – Life won’t always go according to plan. Have options.

4. Reframe the challenge – Obstacles reveal the areas we need to grow.

5. Hold yourself accountable – Whether it’s a friend or a journal—track it.

6. Celebrate small wins – Progress builds momentum.

7. Reflect and adjust – Setbacks are feedback. Use them.

You don’t need perfect conditions. You need the decision to keep moving—imperfectly, consistently, relentlessly.

So here’s the question:
What’s one excuse you’re done letting lead?

Let’s climb,