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You can’t automate relationships — but you can systematize consistency.

In this January lesson of From Overlooked to Consistently Booked, we’re talking about why relationships alone don’t create predictable referrals — consistency does.

If you’ve ever built strong connections, gotten busy, and then wondered why referrals suddenly slowed down, this video will explain exactly what happened — and how to fix it.

In this video, you’ll learn:

Why inconsistency quietly kills momentum (even when people like you)
The real reason referrals drop when you stop showing up
Why consistency builds credibility with referral partners
How to systematize relationship-building without making it feel transactional
A simple weekly rhythm that keeps you visible, remembered, and trusted
You’ll also hear real-world examples from years of observing business owners inside referral-based organizations — including why stepping away “just for a season” often costs more than people realize.

The Simple Framework:
Plan it — Block time each week for relationship work
Track it — Keep a simple record of who you reached out to and why
Repeat it — Make consistency a habit, not a burst of effort

Even a few intentional touches each week add up to hundreds of meaningful reminders each year that you are reliable, present, and professional.

We’ll also talk about:
Why you protect client time but cancel on yourself
How professionals set boundaries without over-explaining
Follow-up ideas that feel authentic, not salesy
Why being remembered matters more than being impressive

Your Challenge This Month:
Pick your rhythm.
Track your actions.
Commit to showing up every single week.

Because consistency isn’t just about effort — it’s about credibility.

📌 If you missed last month’s lesson on building your referral engine, watch that next.
🎧 And don’t miss this month’s podcast episode featuring Tyler Brennan of Redstone Insurance, where we dive deeper into turning relationships into repeatable systems. -    • Proven Process or Broken System? How Consi...