Mess It Up
Mess It Up
Mess it Up Show 387 - Euphemism
Mess it Up Show 387 - Euphemism
Mess it Up Show 387 - Euphemism
Tuesday 19th August 2025
Explore the role of consistency in recovery with Bow Tie Guy's humorous take on routines and accountability.
29 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Consistency helps build trust and participation.
- Routine can prevent snap decisions that lead to trouble.
- Accountability partners should exhibit consistency.
- Honesty about inconsistency is crucial for improvement.
- Predictable actions lead to more expected outcomes.
Consistency is just so critical because people will look at that and they'll make decisions on whether or not they want to get on board.
Ever wondered how consistency plays a role in recovery? In this episode of the Mess It Up Podcast, the Bow Tie Guy takes centre stage to unpack the significance of being consistent in various aspects of life. With a charming blend of humour and wisdom, he explores why sticking to routines can be crucial for personal growth, especially when it comes to recovery.
From sharing anecdotes about his blogging journey to discussing the importance of accountability partners, he emphasises that regularity can be a game-changer. The Bow Tie Guy also tackles the tricky topic of euphemisms and how they sometimes mask the truth, all while keeping the conversation light and engaging. Whether you're curious about maintaining a consistent routine or just want to hear some amusing stories, this episode offers plenty of food for thought.
So, why not give it a listen and see if you can spot where consistency could make a difference in your own life?