Talent might get attention, but consistency builds trust. In this episode, Mikel breaks down how dependable follow-through—not flashy moments—creates lasting influence and leadership credibility.
Consistency is magnetic. In this insightful Daily Fox Fuel, Mikel explains how being dependable in both word and action is what makes people trust and follow you. He shares how inconsistency isn’t just a team issue—it’s a leadership issue, and that true credibility comes from doing what you say you’ll do, even in the small things. Referencing Luke 16:10, he reminds us that faithfulness with little leads to stewardship over much. This episode will challenge you to identify one area of inconsistency in your life, address it, and strengthen the integrity that fuels your influence.
00:00 – Welcome to the Daily Fox Fuel
00:18 – Consistency Is Your Credibility
00:37 – People Follow Trust, Not Talent
01:09 – Why Consistency Builds Confidence
01:39 – When Words and Actions Don’t Align
01:46 – The Power of Follow-Through
02:02 – Why Teams Lose Trust in Inconsistent Leaders
02:16 – Ask Your Team Where You’re Inconsistent
02:28 – Consistency Isn’t Glamorous, But It’s Magnetic
02:41 – Luke 16:10: Faithful with Little, Trusted with Much
02:53 – Stewardship and Leadership Responsibility
03:13 – Consistency as a Leadership Strategy
03:30 – Challenge: Strengthen One Area of Inconsistency
03:43 – Integrity Is Built One Choice at a Time
03:55 – Ask for Feedback and Act on It
04:05 – Share & Stay Foxy
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Consistency builds trust—and trust builds credibility. Mikel shares how people don’t follow talent; they follow what’s dependable. Inconsistency erodes confidence, while steady follow-through makes you a leader worth following.
Luke 16:10 reminds us that whoever is faithful with little will be trusted with much. Integrity is built one choice at a time, but it can break just as quickly. Mikel challenges you to ask your team or those closest to you where they see inconsistency in your leadership—and then commit to strengthening that area.